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Base Wheels for the Track, Tire Size?
What size tire is ideal if i want to do a track day? (without rubbing of course)
2011 370z on Stock Suspension - No Spacers Front: - Wheel: 18x8 - Tire: _______ Rear: - Wheel: 18x9 - Tire: _______ p.s. I've decided on these wheels so no square-setup suggestions pls. |
10% over, under 20%.
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8" / 0.0393 = 203.56. 203.56 x 0.1= 20.36. 203.56 + 20.36 = 223.92. = a 225 tire. 203.56 x 0.2 = 40.71. 203.56 + 40.71 = 244.27. = a 245 tire. 9" / 0.0393 = 229. 229 x 0.1 = 29.9. 229 + 29.9 = 258.9. = a 255 tire. 229 x 0.2 = 45.8. 229 + 45.8 = 274.8. = a 275 tire. Front, 225-245 Rear, 255-275 Squares best so maybe 245/255. |
265 for the rear sounds better.
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If you want to go bigger on the fronts you have to use atleast a 10mm spacer. Since the tire would bulge a little it would end up rubbing on the upper control arm when turning. I ran into this problem when I was getting new tires this past November. So I just stuck with stock size and I am getting track only wheels/tires. Turn your wheel all the way and get out to look at the clearance on the inside. Stock is barley a finger width.
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