275/35/19 or 275/40/19 for Brembo Wheels?
#21
Shelby GT500 Member
More pics tomorrow probably. I will be getting the adjustable PHB soon. I will need it anyway eventually. As for the speedo, I am just watching my speed and going a hair under the limit because I'm actually going faster since the tire is a larger radius. Eventually when I have a tuner I will do it that way but until then I don't mind. So far in the 35degree weather and rain these things stick amazingly well.
#22
GT Member
I think I would be less worried about the speed. You can adjust for that. But not having an accurate odo might bother me a bit. Especially if the new tire size was putting on additional miles.
#23
Bullitt Member
The 275/40's are only about a 1/2" taller then the std 255/40 Pirellis on a Brembo car.
But their the same height as the 245/45's that are std on other 19" wheels so I do not believe a speedo recalibration is needed.
But their the same height as the 245/45's that are std on other 19" wheels so I do not believe a speedo recalibration is needed.
#24
Shelby GT350 Member
Looks good! No extra 4x4 looks.
Thats a kid who is being brought up right.
So... will the Boss sized tires fit on the stock Brembo wheels and still perfom ok? IIRC, the Boss wheels are a bit wider...
Last edited by MRGTX; 1/28/14 at 07:15 AM.
#26
Bullitt Member
Thanks, the pic is on the famous Woodward Ave.
Taken at our weekly hangout spot. My Daughter has been coming out with us since she was 2 months old she is 8 now.
Boss rear wheels are 9.5's and they run a 285/35. There are several people running 285/35's on stock 9" Brembo's. I personally would stay away from anything bigger then the 275's.
I am planning on getting some 19x10's on all four corners down the road and will be going 285/35's.
#27
Thanks, the pic is on the famous Woodward Ave.
Taken at our weekly hangout spot. My Daughter has been coming out with us since she was 2 months old she is 8 now.
Boss rear wheels are 9.5's and they run a 285/35. There are several people running 285/35's on stock 9" Brembo's. I personally would stay away from anything bigger then the 275's.
I am planning on getting some 19x10's on all four corners down the road and will be going 285/35's.
#28
Bullitt Member
There are several people running 10"+ wide wheels on the front the key is nailing the wheel offsets.
http://www.s197forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=88803
#29
There are several people running 10"+ wide wheels on the front the key is nailing the wheel offsets.
http://www.s197forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=88803
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