George A

Charles,

I went with the 275/35-18's in the rear. The 245's and 275's have identical diameters. The 305/35-18 is too tall for my taste, plus it's actually wider than a 305/30-18 Hoosier. I'm not sure if it will fit. Then there's the whole issue of what to use for the front. None of their other 18's are even close in diameter and I don't want ABS issues.

George

Alan C.

Mark,

I ran 245's in front on 8.5 Forgelines with no problems. I think the camber was about -2.5. When I used 245 Toyo's I had a slight rub issue in a tight corner on the top outside edge. Springs 900/1000 F/R.

Mark in Baltimore

Crap, do I have the narrowest narrow body on the planet?

Thanks, Alan.

Greg Fishman

Are you sure you have the correct offset wheels. I never had a problem with stock or any aftermarket wheels when I ran 245's. It was one of the first upgrades I did to my street 993 too. I also squeezed some 275's on 9 inch wheels in the front, it did rub at full lock though.

bobt993

I second Greg's thread. Have them rims checked. Also check your other alignments up front and brake cooling ducts, fender liners......... etc,

Bull

I'm wondering the same thing! My '96 NB, which I ran 235s on, didn't have a prob when I tried 245s at times (lowered, -2.5 camber).

Mark in Baltimore

Thanks, guys. My front offset should be 51mm. It's what Fikse set me up with a few years ago. I have a call into Travis at Fikse.

Mark in Baltimore

Just spoke to Travis who confirmed that I do have the correct offsets for my car. I'm going to have the 245/30 Hoosier tires mounted myself to so I can see how bad (or not) the rubbing is.

I appreciate all of the replies!