xdmds

I've scoured pages of search results but I still can't find anyone with the same situation. I'm on MT Aspec suspension so my drop is 1" at most. will a 255 tire be ok?

justnspace

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255's on aspec suspension

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^those were stockies.

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here's 245's on 18x9.5's +22's on Aspec suspension.



i bought the wheels with the 245s on them. I hate them and will move to a beefier tire when the time comes.

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p.s. i love whoring out my car.

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omg, I didnt know I had this shot

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basically, 245s or 255s is a personal preference.


I enjoy my cars with a beefy tire.

d1sturb3d119

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Tire sizes can vary for looks but just make sure you actually make proper contact with the road. Too wide and you'll have uneven wear. Also slightly on the wider side is a good thing. Better heat dissipation occurs with a wider tire and can aid in tire life. Measure how close you are to the fender currently and then decide on how wide you want to go.

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Thanks for all the pics. I appreciate it! Bottom line is, are you rubbing on bumps with the 245's? I know your wheels stick out 16mm more than mine, so if you're fine with 245's, I'll definitely get the 255's because I'm not a fan of the stretched look.

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I only rubbed on the left rear wheel because my shock was damaged and it wasnt compressing.

the fronts hit the bumper tab, but that's easily solved by taking a grinder to the little tab.

i decided to go coilovers instead of fixing that one shock.

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Ack! If that's the case, going with a 255 might rub for me since that would only put me approximately 6mm more inwards than yours. With the differences in different tire brands and models, I don't know if that would be enough to solve the rubbing.

I may just play it safe and get 245s so I'm 16mm more inwards. Looking at the chart for Michelin Pilot Super Sports, 245s are actually within spec for a 9.5" wide wheel with a section width of 9.8" and tread width of 9". That shouldn't really look too stretched (yes I know this isn't even considered stretched by most people here).

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sounds like you know what you want and how to accomplish it!

in for pics!!

xdmds

Wow I can't believe it's been a year. I went out of town for work right after I put these on so the car sat in the garage for a while. I owe you guys some pics!

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RFP1's!!!!

specs?

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18"x9.5" +38mm with Michelin PSS 245/40/18

justnspace

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ohh duh, the titles thread.

Looks super great!!

VisualEchos

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Meh, 265 FTW.


Test by Andrew Thompson, on Flickr


The Undersun. by Andrew Thompson, on Flickr

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^im not as pro as VE but I dusted off the cam this morning.

p.s. the sun wasnt up yet and we've been having shitty weather in Houston

xdmds

RV6 true duals? dammmn making me feel bad I just installed XLR8 base