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08-13-2001, 02:27 PM
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Originally posted by gmb2000:
<STRONG>Im getting 17" wheels. What size tire can I get without rubbing. What is the widest tire I can put on our car.</STRONG>
<STRONG>Im getting 17" wheels. What size tire can I get without rubbing. What is the widest tire I can put on our car.</STRONG>
do you have a drop? I have a 2" drop and bought 17s... a 225/45 r17 fits perfect... 225 is the widest i recommend.. i have about .25" clearance before rubbing...
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08-13-2001, 03:57 PM
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Originally posted by gmb2000:
<STRONG>I have a 1.5 drop all around Eibach Pro-Kit</STRONG>
<STRONG>I have a 1.5 drop all around Eibach Pro-Kit</STRONG>
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08-13-2001, 07:23 PM
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Get some Kumho 712 Ecsta Supra tires from tirerack. I have used them and getting a second set now. tirerack.com has great reviews on them. They're only $101 each (225/45/17).
08-15-2001, 12:23 AM
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Wow.. :o I found out today that my wheels are supposed to be $714 apiece retail... I TOTALLY didn't pay that much for them, but dayum! Anyone wanna steal my rims so I can get insurance money? 
Just kidding...
Anyway, may I suggest Yokohama Paradas... they are wicked looking and decent in dry weather. They suck in the wet, but, you know. They're great in the dry. I like them a lot. I have 18s so I don't know the tire size for 17s, so just pay attention to what everyone else said.
Just kidding...
Anyway, may I suggest Yokohama Paradas... they are wicked looking and decent in dry weather. They suck in the wet, but, you know. They're great in the dry. I like them a lot. I have 18s so I don't know the tire size for 17s, so just pay attention to what everyone else said.
08-15-2001, 09:08 PM
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Originally posted by DevilCL:
<STRONG>Anyway, may I suggest Yokohama Paradas... they are wicked looking and decent in dry weather. They suck in the wet, but, you know. They're great in the dry. I like them a lot. I have 18s so I don't know the tire size for 17s, so just pay attention to what everyone else said.</STRONG>
<STRONG>Anyway, may I suggest Yokohama Paradas... they are wicked looking and decent in dry weather. They suck in the wet, but, you know. They're great in the dry. I like them a lot. I have 18s so I don't know the tire size for 17s, so just pay attention to what everyone else said.
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08-16-2001, 10:24 AM
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Originally posted by gmb2000:
<STRONG>Casper
Where can you buy those TOYO's Cheap?
225/45/17 size</STRONG>
<STRONG>Casper
Where can you buy those TOYO's Cheap?
225/45/17 size</STRONG>
so you are definitely figuring taht the around around that price.. but you wont get anything cheaper as good in quality... $150 aint bad though!!!
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