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Stl_GT

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Hi all, I picked up some new 18"X9" chrome bullitts and will be putting them on the car once spring arrives. I am looking at a few different sizes but have settled on 275/35/18, not sure of the make yet.

Will I have any tire rub issues? The car has been lowered by a pro kit ~1 1/2". Also, will those tires give approximatly the same ride height?

Thanks

everyone loves pics so....

the wheels


my car
 
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They will fit perfect and they will not rub. I have the Pro-kit and use 275 in front and 285 in rear with no probs
 

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Thanks, I decided to go with 275's around so I could rotate them....but the 285's are very nice! What brand did you go with?
 
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Nitto 555

I love them
 

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u wont rub

but it will look amazing
 

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Bone Racing said:
u wont rub

but it will look amazing
Click to expand...

Thanks, I will try to remember to post up a pic when they go on in the next few months.

winter


I was looking at the nitto and G force. I can't seem to find the G-Force in that size though.
 

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You definately won't rub, I'm running 285/35/18 in the rear with no issues what so ever. It kinda looks like you could easily fit 315's in the rear with no rubbing, but thats just my guess. I don't know about the front though, I have 245 in the front, but am planning on getting 265's, if you do get those 275, tell us if it rubs or not.
 
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YEah, as they said, you should have no scrubd issues......

Just get some DR's if you want some traction, b/c those 18's are gonna look good, but kill the performance

-Will
 

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tarzan, I have some rear drag lites with DR's on the and will just throw the stockers on the front when I goto the track.

As I mentioned, I want to keep the tire size the same around the car so I can rotate them. Yes, 315's would fit the rear without a problem but not up front.

Thanks for the responces guys.
 
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