hella flush G35

ShanesG · 09-16-2009, 02:38 PM

What pics fail to describe is what was the cause of that? There's no way to prove that that tire tore like that simply because of stretching it.(Just like all the rota pics where they are broken, theres no story behind it) Yes there is a recommended tire size for each size wheel, but i can bet that if i post a 10" with a 305 on it everyone would be like OMGBBQ that's amazing even though that's not "recommended". Just because something is recommended doesn't mean you can't do it. Like i said people have been doing the for YEARS, if it was THAT dangerous we'd be seeing stories of it all the time. And as far as %, sure it's smaller but like i said i haven't seen one case personally of someone blowing a tire simply because they stretched it. 99% of drivers don't drive testing their tires full potential, the the little performance that i do lose most drivers wouldn't even notice a difference. I'm not trying convince anyone to stretch it's obviously not for everyone, just trying to educate on false impressions...

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09-16-2009, 02:38 PM	#38 (permalink)
ShanesG Base Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: LA Posts: 8 Drives: G35 Rep Power: 16	What pics fail to describe is what was the cause of that? There's no way to prove that that tire tore like that simply because of stretching it.(Just like all the rota pics where they are broken, theres no story behind it) Yes there is a recommended tire size for each size wheel, but i can bet that if i post a 10" with a 305 on it everyone would be like OMGBBQ that's amazing even though that's not "recommended". Just because something is recommended doesn't mean you can't do it. Like i said people have been doing the for YEARS, if it was THAT dangerous we'd be seeing stories of it all the time. And as far as %, sure it's smaller but like i said i haven't seen one case personally of someone blowing a tire simply because they stretched it. 99% of drivers don't drive testing their tires full potential, the the little performance that i do lose most drivers wouldn't even notice a difference. I'm not trying convince anyone to stretch it's obviously not for everyone, just trying to educate on false impressions...