245/45/17
245/45/17
hey guys i recently got the 615's in 245/45/17 and they look huge. i had 235/45/17 on my car and my car is dropped. i dont think that these new tires will fit. what do you guys think???
i'm dropped quite a big with no space between the wheels as of now, not sure how much of a drop. Also i am on the stock bbs rims. i think i'm gonna return them for the 235/40/17
my friend is also on stock bbs rims same tire size with a 1.9 f 1.7 r drop. no problems at all. if your less then 2.0 drop im sure ur fine
http://img40.imageshack.us/gal.php?g...0906191540.jpg
these are the 235/45/17 on my stock enkies. the new ones will be going on the bbs's with 245/45/17
these are the 235/45/17 on my stock enkies. the new ones will be going on the bbs's with 245/45/17
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You'll be fine.... I ran 255/45/17 with Tanebe GF210S with no problems. 2nd or 3rd lowest spring out for the evo...
Just know with that tire you're going to have a little more body roll feeling, the car isn't going to feel as crisp and tight. If you push your car hard around turns you might want to consider exchanging those for something else.
Cheers!
Just know with that tire you're going to have a little more body roll feeling, the car isn't going to feel as crisp and tight. If you push your car hard around turns you might want to consider exchanging those for something else.
Cheers!
I've ran 245/45R17 Z1's and they worked perfect. I've read that the Z1 runs a little wider than the RT-615's so you should be fine. If I had to do it over again, I'd get 255/40's.
Looks like everyone says they'll fit. If I where u I'd exchange the tires for 255/40 or the stock size. How old are you falkens? You can tell by the last 4 digits of the dot code. Week then Year. If your tires have a manufacture date greater that 12 months i'd send them back. They won't perform very well.
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