Square setup?
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Square setup?
I was wondering if you can get a square setup on 265/35-19 which are the size of the rear tires all around on stock wheels?
Last edited by saifm73; 05-03-17 at 06:22 PM.
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I'd be surprised if you could but I initially had the same desire that you do. 255 is what you're looking at if you buy new rims and carefully match your offsets in the front. The GS-F's front's are also 255.
I run 245/275 w/RR Racing's lower control arm bushing and couldn't be happier. Changing the sloppy OEM bushing is the key to eliminating understeer in the front if that's what you're after with a square setup.
If you're just after being able to rotate your tires, downgrade to 245's all around
I run 245/275 w/RR Racing's lower control arm bushing and couldn't be happier. Changing the sloppy OEM bushing is the key to eliminating understeer in the front if that's what you're after with a square setup.
If you're just after being able to rotate your tires, downgrade to 245's all around
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I'd be surprised if you could but I initially had the same desire that you do. 255 is what you're looking at if you buy new rims and carefully match your offsets in the front. The GS-F's front's are also 255.
I run 245/275 w/RR Racing's lower control arm bushing and couldn't be happier. Changing the sloppy OEM bushing is the key to eliminating understeer in the front if that's what you're after with a square setup.
If you're just after being able to rotate your tires, downgrade to 245's all around
I run 245/275 w/RR Racing's lower control arm bushing and couldn't be happier. Changing the sloppy OEM bushing is the key to eliminating understeer in the front if that's what you're after with a square setup.
If you're just after being able to rotate your tires, downgrade to 245's all around
Last edited by saifm73; 05-04-17 at 11:01 AM.
#5
You want to make sure the front and rear tires are the same overall diameter. 245/40R19 on all 4 corners is what you'd shoot for if you want your speedometer to be correct =)
At least for Michelin PS4S's the 245/40R19 variant allows for rim sizes between 8-9.5" so your factory rear rims at 9" will fit them without issue.
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