1987 Carerra Cabriolet "Turbo Look" Factory
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315/35/127 on the rear is great but 255/45/17 on the front rubs so bad. It rubs on so many things. I would get 40 serries next rount.
Note that my car is not the real turbo. It's a carrera adding fender/flare to have the turbo body wide.
BTW, nice car. Where are you in SCal?
Note that my car is not the real turbo. It's a carrera adding fender/flare to have the turbo body wide.
BTW, nice car. Where are you in SCal?
I just put my Lindsey wheels on today. I have to hang tight before I really drive the car because I have to get it aligned and get all four sides quarter balanced on Saturday morning.
I'll keep you guys posted how it goes.
C.L.
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315/35/127 on the rear is great but 255/45/17 on the front rubs so bad. It rubs on so many things. I would get 40 serries next rount.
Note that my car is not the real turbo. It's a carrera adding fender/flare to have the turbo body wide.
BTW, nice car. Where are you in SCal?
Note that my car is not the real turbo. It's a carrera adding fender/flare to have the turbo body wide.
BTW, nice car. Where are you in SCal?
C.L.
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275's in front will make themselves known in heavy braking (with a Turbo's spacers) and when you're parallel parking. Other than that, they're not bad at all.
A smaller-than-stock steering wheel will be harder to turn, too.
My front suspension is not stock, but I run 275's with narrower-than-turbo front flares. I'm surprised that 255's rub with full Turbo flares, but I believe it.
A smaller-than-stock steering wheel will be harder to turn, too.
My front suspension is not stock, but I run 275's with narrower-than-turbo front flares. I'm surprised that 255's rub with full Turbo flares, but I believe it.
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Jack,
my 255x45x17 rub. I think his 255/40/17 won't because mine rub to many places but it rub slightly.
Dentron,
Where are you in OC. I gotta come to check it out some days. Which day that model is there? :lol:
my 255x45x17 rub. I think his 255/40/17 won't because mine rub to many places but it rub slightly.
Dentron,
Where are you in OC. I gotta come to check it out some days. Which day that model is there? :lol:
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I'm actually in North O.C. you'll have to make a run with us some day. I have to get my car lowered, aligned & corner balanced on Saturday, but this picture is a couple hours after we put the wheels on.
The 255 40s seem to work well on the front...
I plan on getting rid of the gap in the rear on Saturday.
The 255 40s seem to work well on the front...
I plan on getting rid of the gap in the rear on Saturday.
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