Sure thing... It just helps when someone knows your already looking into it and not wanting someone to do all your leg work. Haha. The thing with tire size is that it depends on your ride height, what you plan on running your camber at and what your wheel size is (diameter, width, and offset/spacer size if you are running any.) but stock you are good to go. The reason I said run at least a 265 up front is because you're gonna have a lot of rubber on the ground in the rear and that's gonna push the front pretty hard into a turn and you're gonna want enough tire up front to hold its own and prevent under steer some guys are even running 275 and 285 up front to prevent that(more for track use though)
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