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This is what a 305/30/19 PSS looks like on a 10.5" rim: http://www.the370z.com/members/zero-...ec-16-2012.jpg (forum member "zero") |
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*Sigh* Looks like the 285/35/19 might not be available anymore for the PSS. Talking to Tire Rack now... may end up having to go with the RE11s.
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If they aren't available I'd do RE11 front & rear. |
I'll just shelve the discussion until springtime. No sense in worrying about it now.
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I *could* try the 295/30. This is what it looks like on a 10" rim at stock ride height:
http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/...ps84b5e041.jpg http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/...pse4ca3ba5.jpg That's KaienZ34's car. Approximately 1/4" more fender gap than stock: http://stfoto.smugmug.com/Cars/2013-...MG_0077-X1.jpg http://stfoto.smugmug.com/Cars/2013-...MG_0064-X1.jpg |
Do it! 295s!!!!!!!!
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Thing is, I don't really plan on lowering the car, so I'd have to live with the gap. I wish there were more people with pics of this setup... i know a few people have done it on the stock rays at stock height, but no pics!
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pretty car stevo :hello:
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Probably the RE11. Have always wanted to give them a try, anyway. |
TireRack got back to me. Even the 265/35 is being discontinued, they just happen to have them in stock. Looks like I'm switching to RE-11!
Edit: Might actually do the S-04. An improvement over the RE050A by quite a bit, but a small step down from the PSS (Always finishes #2). Would be a better DD tire than the RE-11... thinking thinking thinking! |
do it man, you already have 18s snow tires, you can use them for dd all year around
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I have had my eyes on the S04s as well. They seem to be doing much better than the RE50s. If you get those I want a full review!
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