too much understeer now!

s30z · 11-16-2010, 01:05 PM

I think you should change the tire size to one of these combo.

F 255-40-19 R 285-35-19

or

F 275-35-19 R 305-30-19

I prefer the first one since 2nd combo is way too much in my onpinion for the stock setup and power.
Generally speaking, if you over size the tire too much, you might get a nicer look, but you not only eat at your power but it can also tend to numb the feel of the vehicle.

vortrex · 11-16-2010, 01:13 PM

neither of those sizes are good though for the wheel though. a 275 on the front is going to be bulging like crazy and a 285 on the rear is going to be stretched quite a bit. my 295's on the rear are already too small for the wheel.

Quote:

Originally Posted by s30z

I think you should change the tire size to one of these combo.

F 255-40-19 R 285-35-19

or

F 275-35-19 R 305-30-19

I prefer the first one since 2nd combo is way too much in my onpinion for the stock setup and power.
Generally speaking, if you over size the tire too much, you might get a nicer look, but you not only eat at your power but it also can also tend to numb the feel of the vehicle.

11-16-2010, 01:05 PM	#1 (permalink)
s30z Base Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: usa Posts: 21 Drives: 73 240z 10 370z Rep Power: 16	I think you should change the tire size to one of these combo. F 255-40-19 R 285-35-19 or F 275-35-19 R 305-30-19 I prefer the first one since 2nd combo is way too much in my onpinion for the stock setup and power. Generally speaking, if you over size the tire too much, you might get a nicer look, but you not only eat at your power but it can also tend to numb the feel of the vehicle. Last edited by s30z; 11-16-2010 at 01:31 PM.

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