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03-01-2012, 12:30 AM | #1 |
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Best option for 305 rears?
I am currently riding with stock 19" rims and Stock continetal sport tires
Front 245/35/19 Rear 265/35/19 I want to my rims so that i can fit 305's in the rear (19"rims) . (11" width and a 30mm offset) Will i sacrifice handling by doing this? I still want to track my car. Thanks |
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The ride quality should be similar to the 19s but could be rougher if you on a sport or race tire, which is mainly what is make for that size. But simply going from 19 to 18 should improve the ride if you got PS2 or similar.
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What are y'all running up front with 295's in the rear.
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I run 275-30-19 on the front with a 295-30-19 rear. It has really improved the cars feel and rear end grip.
Had a square setup before, liked it in some aspect, but the car was a bit happy on the back end. She felt a little too loose for my liking.
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