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Old October 14th, 2006, 04:29 AM   #1
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need tires for the new wheels


i ordered some Konig Beyond wheels 8.5 and 9.5 for rear. what is the best size tires to get for them. will 285/35 fit the rear with eibach pro springs. thinking 255/35 for the front. looking at nitto NT555's and the NT555R for the rear. i have an 07 gt
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Old October 19th, 2006, 10:25 PM   #2
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I have the Nitto 555r extreme drags on the back of my blown 93, and man do they stick. Drop the pressure to 20lbs when you go to the track, and it's almost like running a slick. (and they do not squeal - smoke yes, but not a sqwack out of em)
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what size....17..18...20 inch?
You can fit a 20 inch rim with sportlines (2 inch drop),just get a tire with the same diameter.
A 285/55/17 is 26 inches tall...and a 285/30/20 is also 26.1 inch tall.www.tirerack.com has a spec list for all there tires.Just do a little research.
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what size....17..18...20 inch?
You can fit a 20 inch rim with sportlines (2 inch drop),just get a tire with the same diameter.
A 285/55/17 is 26 inches tall...and a 285/30/20 is also 26.1 inch tall.www.tirerack.com has a spec list for all there tires.Just do a little research.
got the 18's. i was thinking probably 285/40 on the back and 255/45 on front, but i'll wait till i get back to the states and install the springs and shocks before buying tires. be there in dec.
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sounds like it will work.i'm assuming your on some kind of deployment...stay safe bro....
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You should be ok. I threw some 20's with 255/35 in the front and 285/35 in the rear. I'm also having it lowered and I've been guaranteed that there will be no problems. Lowering takes place on Monday.

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i'm sure they will fit. i'm just waiting till i get back from iraq in a few weeks to pick up the new ride. i won't install everything till jan. though. don't want to get those new rims screwed up while i'm up in DC for new years.

thanks for all the input. so far i have the wheels, eibach pro kit, tokico d-spec's, steeda shifter, and a new shifter knob. it is all sitting in the garage waiting for my return.
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