295/35 18 on MY02's?
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295/35 18 on MY02's?
The annual hunt for track tires begins.
Is anyone running 295/35 18 in the rear on MY02's without rubbing? If so, at what ride height and with what tires?
I'm eyeing some decently-priced RE050A take-offs but I'm worried that they won't fit or it'll be so close that I'll rub at at the track, even with PSS9's at full stiff.
(I guess at some point I should get slicks and dedicated track wheels, but by using street tires I still have an excuse when comparing lap times. Also, I take weird pleasure from simply throwing all the track gear inside and driving myself home in exactly the same car that I had just finished flogging for hours.)
Thanks!
Michal
Is anyone running 295/35 18 in the rear on MY02's without rubbing? If so, at what ride height and with what tires?
I'm eyeing some decently-priced RE050A take-offs but I'm worried that they won't fit or it'll be so close that I'll rub at at the track, even with PSS9's at full stiff.
(I guess at some point I should get slicks and dedicated track wheels, but by using street tires I still have an excuse when comparing lap times. Also, I take weird pleasure from simply throwing all the track gear inside and driving myself home in exactly the same car that I had just finished flogging for hours.)
Thanks!
Michal
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Are you going to also put 235 or 245's up front? I do know with 245's up front & being low, you will rub on tight corners, more so if they are bumpy.
If you stick your finger in the wheel well between the tire & fender, that will give you an idea of how much clearance you have, also check the clearance between the tire & the shock, but you should be good there.
If you stick your finger in the wheel well between the tire & fender, that will give you an idea of how much clearance you have, also check the clearance between the tire & the shock, but you should be good there.
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i would think they would be a likely interference fit on a lowered NB.
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