View Poll Results: Which Size tire should I go with?
205/40/17
3
75.00%
215/40/17
1
25.00%
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Which Size tire should I go with?
#5
Put the 205 40-17 on . They will clear any rubs with the lowered car. AS for the the correct size. As long as you are within 3% there is no problem. Plus you don't have anti-lock brakes which is the major concern with keeping the same diameter. BTW, if you want som great Toyo Proxes 4's I have them for $81ea.
#6
215/40 will rub if the car is lowered...the back will be fine but you will bottom out if you hit hard bumps or corner hard...I had 215/40 Yokohama AVS and they rubbed..went to 205s and they are fine...
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#8
A tire distributor recommended a wrong size....what are these boards coming to? (He is right though, little to no difference between a 40 or 45 series in that width, but the TRUE correct plus size is 205-45-17, dont have any tires in that size do ya TSWIFT? lol)
Honestly, I would recommend the 45 series, because the lower profile you go, the more your going to hate your car on daily commutes. More sidewall = less back pain....
Honestly, I would recommend the 45 series, because the lower profile you go, the more your going to hate your car on daily commutes. More sidewall = less back pain....
#9
The 45 will probably rub. they are too tall for a lowered OZ. My car is lowered 1.5 and mine has a slight rub on the inside wheel tub on hard turns. Notthing to worry as it is plastic, but I have very little room on the outside edge of the fender wells. With 40's. And yes the 45 is the "exact" size.
#10
45s do not rub. Ive autocrossed my car quite a few times, and no rub. Thats with an EIbach spring setup.
Tswift, speaking of autocross, how good is the cg lock? Im looking for something to help keep my skinny *** in those crappy Lancer seats during a run, and I was considering buying one...
Tswift, speaking of autocross, how good is the cg lock? Im looking for something to help keep my skinny *** in those crappy Lancer seats during a run, and I was considering buying one...
#11
Eibachs are better than Progress lowering springs anyway. I'm just giving my professional opionon on the tire size matter.
As for the CG-Lock, it will keep your skinny butt locked into the seat. If you want one let me know.
As for the CG-Lock, it will keep your skinny butt locked into the seat. If you want one let me know.
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