Anyone running Nitto 295 45 18's out back?
7/5/07, 03:42 AM
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'MTAS' is running those- his car has the most awesome stance Ive seen to date, and these(along with 18x9/18x10 dd bullitts)are definitely on my wishlist- they really stuff the wheelwell, look awesome. if I can find a link I'll edit this
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/attach...8&d=1154964775
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/attach...8&d=1154964775
7/5/07, 04:41 AM
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'MTAS' is running those- his car has the most awesome stance Ive seen to date, and these(along with 18x9/18x10 dd bullitts)are definitely on my wishlist- they really stuff the wheelwell, look awesome. if I can find a link I'll edit this
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/attach...8&d=1154964775
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/attach...8&d=1154964775
7/5/07, 10:47 AM
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Thanks guys, the combo of the springs, wide meats and tall sidewalls gave me the exact look I was going for - old school with a rake 
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7/5/07, 01:55 PM
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What are you running up front, 255/45 or 275/40 or something different? What’s the back spacing on the rear wheels? I’m looking for a 295/40-18 tires, the only ones I found so far are Falken Azenis Rt615. A 295/40 will keep the height very close to the stock, 295/45-18 is over an inch taller then stock 18s.
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7/6/07, 12:03 AM
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What are you running up front, 255/45 or 275/40 or something different? What’s the back spacing on the rear wheels? I’m looking for a 295/40-18 tires, the only ones I found so far are Falken Azenis Rt615. A 295/40 will keep the height very close to the stock, 295/45-18 is over an inch taller then stock 18s.
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I have 295/45/18's on rear with a 18X10 with +45mm offset
Rear coilovers let me adjust the height to where ever I want.
I went with the taller tire in the rear because of my 4.10's, which works out to about a 3.90 rear gear ratio.
7/6/07, 12:27 AM
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hey 69 gt500....
Could you repost 2 of your pictures, they came out too small. what I see looks killer though.......
If anyone in the St. Louis are is looking for a set of Pirelli p-zero nero m+s
285-40-18 rears and 255-45-18 fronts w/ only 6k easy miles on them, I'll let all 4 go for $600
Bill
If anyone in the St. Louis are is looking for a set of Pirelli p-zero nero m+s
285-40-18 rears and 255-45-18 fronts w/ only 6k easy miles on them, I'll let all 4 go for $600
Bill
7/6/07, 08:31 AM
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7/6/07, 12:17 PM
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I actually have a set of Sportlines sitting right beside me, but I'm not 100% sure I'm going to go with those. I might sell them and get some Pro's instead. I'm beginning to think the Sportlines might be a little much. I'm still contemplating though, I do want a significant drop. I'll let you know though.
7/6/07, 02:23 PM
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Could you repost 2 of your pictures, they came out too small. what I see looks killer though.......
If anyone in the St. Louis are is looking for a set of Pirelli p-zero nero m+s
285-40-18 rears and 255-45-18 fronts w/ only 6k easy miles on them, I'll let all 4 go for $600
Bill
If anyone in the St. Louis are is looking for a set of Pirelli p-zero nero m+s
285-40-18 rears and 255-45-18 fronts w/ only 6k easy miles on them, I'll let all 4 go for $600
Bill
7/6/07, 02:26 PM
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