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Will these tires fit ??

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  • Start date Start date Mar 29, 2007

4.6andSlicks

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1995 GT w/stock springs

I want to run 315 / 35 on 10.5" wheels in the rear
275 / 40 on 9" wheels on the front

What if I plan on lowering it?
 

White Stang

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I see guys running that set up all the time. Just a little tighter than the new edge cars. May have to loose your quad shocks.
 

four six

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+1 for maybe loose quads or you can try fliping them. Other than that you'lll be good.
 

CobraRed_96_GT

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theres enough room for 315/35's in the back of a SN-95 no prob, just dont slam it 2"
 

BurningRubber

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Yes.

My car is lowered probaly around an inch and im running 315/35/17's on 10.5" out back with no rubbing issues at all.

275's will be fine up front also.



EDIT: Oops, just noticed you said for a 95. Not 100% sure on that.
 

four six

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CobraRed_96_GT said:
theres enough room for 315/35's in the back of a SN-95 no prob, just dont slam it 2"
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Yeah thats what I was going to say til I saw he said he was going to lower it down the road.
 

Bad Karma

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i am not to big on the 275s up front although they fit fine but i still got 245s on 8s up front and it is alot better feeling than my buddys with 275s his **** pulls all over the place on uneven roads. but they do fit
 

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i have 275 all around on the stang. It pulls just like my 245's did so i dont notice anymore pulling on the roads.
 
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For those that fit the 315's on the rear. Did you have to lose or flip the quad shocks?
 
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