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Marcusz 03-28-2013 10:49 PM

Ok thanks

SS_Firehawk 03-29-2013 02:55 PM

Sry about previous comment, didn't mean to send and reread the convo. I deleted it. I sounded like an @ss lol.

Marcusz 03-29-2013 03:21 PM

All good

bigdog1250 04-01-2013 10:20 AM

Is the only advantage to running 265/35/19s F vs. 275/30/19 F the fact that the 265s will give better speedo ratings?

If i'm looking for best performance for street/track use what is recommended?

I'm on Swift springs and have 15x20mm spacers.

SS_Firehawk 04-01-2013 02:00 PM

For me, yes. They match the circumference of the 305's perfectly. But yes, you can run wider.

bigdog1250 04-01-2013 02:19 PM

Ok, thanks!

Jordo! 08-13-2013 12:40 AM

Sorry to raise from the dead, but after a good bit of searching I am still a bit murky on two key questions:

1. What's the widest tire I can run on the rear sports while keeping the front tires stock width without royally screwing up the cornering balance (i.e., is 305 too wide even though it will fit?).

2. In keeping with above, I have 25 mm spacers on rear... again how wide is too wide (i.e., is 305 ok with 25 mm spacers?)

DD, not track, so some extra push is ok relative to unexpected oversteer...

DEpointfive0 08-13-2013 12:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jordo! (Post 2443461)
Sorry to raise from the dead, but after a good bit of searching I am still a bit murky on two key questions:

1. What's the widest tire I can run on the rear sports while keeping the front tires stock width without royally screwing up the cornering balance (i.e., is 305 too wide even though it will fit?).

2. In keeping with above, I have 25 mm spacers on rear... again how wide is too wide (i.e., is 305 ok with 25 mm spacers?)

DD, not track, so some extra plowing is ok relative to unexpected oversteer...

285

40mm difference is the magic number based on the responses to my thread.

As for it fitting with 25mm spacers, I'd feel hesitant if you're stock with no extra camber

Jordo! 08-13-2013 03:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DEpointfive0 (Post 2443463)
285

40mm difference is the magic number based on the responses to my thread.

As for it fitting with 25mm spacers, I'd feel hesitant if you're stock with no extra camber

Ok -- thanks! :tup:

So 285 would work both in terms of ratio to fronts and also with spacers provided I have extra negative camber dialed in?

I'm at -2.38* in the rear.

If all that sounds about right, I think these Ecsta XS's may be mounted to the rear wheels soon -- super sticky tires!
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....Model=Ecsta+XS

or these
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....11V2&tab=Specs

Slightly less grippy in dry but waaaay better in the wet... and cheaper by a few bucks.

Hmmm.

Jordo! 08-13-2013 01:12 PM

DEpoint -- thanks! just ordered the RE-11's in 285/35 :tup:

That appears to be the same ratio as on the Nismo, so should work. I have over 2* of extra negative camber in rear, so should fit ok (if not, guess these will be for sale... :ugh2:)

Anyway, thanks, and repped!

Oh, and please chime in if I just made a big error in judgment here...

Alstann 08-16-2013 10:43 PM

I have 305 RE-11 on my stock sport wheels, and with oem camber specs and lowered, as well as a 25mm spacer, there is a bit of poke, but it'll camber in nicely.

Granted, the tire footprint isn't fully utilized on the 10" wide wheel, but it does give me room if I do go ahead and get new wheels in the near future.

That being said...RE-11 = grip.:happydance:

Jordo! 08-18-2013 09:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alstann (Post 2449794)
I have 305 RE-11 on my stock sport wheels, and with oem camber specs and lowered, as well as a 25mm spacer, there is a bit of poke, but it'll camber in nicely.

Granted, the tire footprint isn't fully utilized on the 10" wide wheel, but it does give me room if I do go ahead and get new wheels in the near future.

That being said...RE-11 = grip.:happydance:

Thanks for the feedback :tup:

In keeping with the Nismo F:R tire tread width ratio, I ordered a set of 285/35's in RE-11.

Should be here Tuesday -- am very much looking forward to having them mounted :driving:

EDIT: They arrived are mounted and are great! Very impressed. Can't wait to break them in :D

MagmaRed370z 05-20-2015 09:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jordo! (Post 2451786)
Thanks for the feedback :tup:

In keeping with the Nismo F:R tire tread width ratio, I ordered a set of 285/35's in RE-11.

Should be here Tuesday -- am very much looking forward to having them mounted :driving:

EDIT: They arrived are mounted and are great! Very impressed. Can't wait to break them in :D

Pics?

FPenvy 05-20-2015 09:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alstann (Post 2449794)
I have 305 RE-11 on my stock sport wheels, and with oem camber specs and lowered, as well as a 25mm spacer, there is a bit of poke, but it'll camber in nicely.

Granted, the tire footprint isn't fully utilized on the 10" wide wheel, but it does give me room if I do go ahead and get new wheels in the near future.

That being said...RE-11 = grip.:happydance:

stock height and no spacers the footprint is utilized quite nicely :tiphat:

even more grip. :driving:


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