What tire size and brand are you rolling on?
04-03-08 | 11:11 PM
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What tire size and brand are you rolling on?
Mine is in my sig, 245/50/16 Falken ZE-512.
Not as wide as I thought they were gonna be. I remember seeing the 80's Camaro IROC-Z when I was in junior high and saying to myself that those were some wide tires. Nowadays 245's are skinny.
Not as wide as I thought they were gonna be. I remember seeing the 80's Camaro IROC-Z when I was in junior high and saying to myself that those were some wide tires. Nowadays 245's are skinny.
04-03-08 | 11:27 PM
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1st Set-Up:
245/40/19 Michelin Pilot Sport A/S All Around (19x9 19x9.5)
Rubbed in the front.
2nd Set-Up:
225/35/19 General Exclaim UHP Front (on 19x9)
245/40/19 Michelin Pilot Sport A/S Rear (on 19x9.5)
Winter Set-Up:
225/50/16 Dunlop Winter Sport M3 on stock wheels
New Set-up
225/35/19 Falken FK452 Front (stretched onto 19x9)
235/35/19 Falken FK452 Rear (stretched onto 19x10)
Need anymore details? lol
245/40/19 Michelin Pilot Sport A/S All Around (19x9 19x9.5)
Rubbed in the front.
2nd Set-Up:
225/35/19 General Exclaim UHP Front (on 19x9)
245/40/19 Michelin Pilot Sport A/S Rear (on 19x9.5)
Winter Set-Up:
225/50/16 Dunlop Winter Sport M3 on stock wheels
New Set-up
225/35/19 Falken FK452 Front (stretched onto 19x9)
235/35/19 Falken FK452 Rear (stretched onto 19x10)
Need anymore details? lol
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04-10-08 | 03:41 PM
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04-10-08 | 06:54 PM
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Ha ha definitely I don't need such a wide tire. It is definitely not a race car. When I bought the staggered fitment I wanted the rears to be wide. I saw an older guy with HRE's on his LS 400. The rears were even wider than mine. I thought it looked menacing and I wanted to do the same. They don't add noise or affect comfort. I have never heard the front or rear ever make a sound while cornering, etc. They just grip 
04-11-08 | 02:27 AM
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Ha ha definitely I don't need such a wide tire. It is definitely not a race car. When I bought the staggered fitment I wanted the rears to be wide. I saw an older guy with HRE's on his LS 400. The rears were even wider than mine. I thought it looked menacing and I wanted to do the same. They don't add noise or affect comfort. I have never heard the front or rear ever make a sound while cornering, etc. They just grip
Well .. considering the fact that its a rearwheel car .. I salute you!
Show me pic of how it looks from behind! 
04-11-08 | 07:04 AM
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first set up:
18x9 front with michelin pilot sport a/s 225 40 18, 18x10 rear with 265 35 18 bridgestone re040, then yokohama avs es100, then dunlop sport 9090's (camber wear)
now:
19x9.5 front and rear
michelin pilot sport2 235 35 19 front, dunlop sport maxx 245 40 19 rear (too big, waiting for some more 235 35's to show up at work)
18x9 front with michelin pilot sport a/s 225 40 18, 18x10 rear with 265 35 18 bridgestone re040, then yokohama avs es100, then dunlop sport 9090's (camber wear)
now:
19x9.5 front and rear
michelin pilot sport2 235 35 19 front, dunlop sport maxx 245 40 19 rear (too big, waiting for some more 235 35's to show up at work)
04-11-08 | 07:41 AM
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Here are the sneakers. I used my video camera that has only a 2mega pixel photo quality so it is not entirely clear. When the car is loaded the tires tuck nicely with 1/8" between the fender and sidewall. If I could fit the 295's I would buy them but I don't want to fool with camber to make them tuck
