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SEV7NS91GT
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I have 4 17x9 cobra r's that im looking to buy tires for but not so sure how i wana set them up. Size or if i wana put spacers. What would u do? Or recommend? Feedback pls
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Go with nitto 245/45/17 555's in front and nitto 275/40/17 555R's in the rear
That's what I was recently was running
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And as for the liscence plates, thiefs beware all cars in that pic have been SOLD !
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Originally posted by RONIN:
Go with nitto 245/45/17 555's in front and nitto 275/40/17 555R's in the rear
That's what I was recently was running
Thats exactly what i was looking at. Set up looks clean. Thanx
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Also another type of tire to consider is the GoodYear Eagle F-1 GS-D3's , they are a rain tire and have an aggressive tread design. But they do cost significantly more than a set of Nitto's. I will be using those next.
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Also another type of tire to consider is the GoodYear Eagle F-1 GS-D3's , they are a rain tire and have an aggressive tread design. But they do cost significantly more than a set of Nitto's. I will be using those next.
Thanx for the info bro
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Originally posted by RONIN:
Go with nitto 245/45/17 555's in front and nitto 275/40/17 555R's in the rear
That's what I was recently was running
I have the same rims but in chrome. do you rub in the front? I have H&R springs and it rubs a lil
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Originally posted by RONIN:
Go with nitto 245/45/17 555's in front and nitto 275/40/17 555R's in the rear
That's what I was recently was running
I have the same rims but in chrome. do you rub in the front? I have H&R springs and it rubs a lil
Yea they would rub in front even with a 1/4 inch spacer. I had Saleen racecraft springs and Tokico blue struts and shocks. Nothing too bad though.
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Originally posted by RONIN:
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Originally posted by SSFGiant:
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Originally posted by RONIN:
Go with nitto 245/45/17 555's in front and nitto 275/40/17 555R's in the rear
That's what I was recently was running
I have the same rims but in chrome. do you rub in the front? I have H&R springs and it rubs a lil
Yea they would rub in front even with a 1/4 inch spacer. I had Saleen racecraft springs and Tokico blue struts and shocks. Nothing too bad though.
Do you have isolators all the way around?
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Yup, all the way around.
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ok im going to put them in the front soon. I think if i have passengers in the rear it will rub other than that it doesnt. Thanks bro
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