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godzillaRB 06-06-2006 01:16 PM

17x10s + 315's
 
Got my wheels and tires in a little while ago...the body shop is currently working on doing a "mini tub" of the rear to help these things fit. As soon as that's done, my 50mm over fenders will go on.

I test fitted the rear over fenders and they fit perfectly (no spacers). An option was to just mold them on, but this car is going to be drag raced so the wheels have to be able to tuck up under the wheel wells, thus all the extra work that is being done.

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Fronts: FN01R-C 17x9 +15 255/40/17 (not shown)
Rear: FN01R-C 17x10 +12 315/35/17

Edit: I know someone's going to ask, "Why the hell do you need all that traction?" Simply put, my stock RB26 was spinning the 225's I had on it untill 4th gear...and now I'm ready to up the psi to about 14 :devil:

Helghast 06-06-2006 05:07 PM

315's on a x10?

Get better rims . . and find some 17x12 or 13's.

315's = Balloon Tires.

Imagine . . I have 18x10 (245/18/40)

godzillaRB 06-06-2006 08:07 PM

17x10 was within the tire manufacture's specs. The fitment also seems to be absolutely fine (there isn't a lot of rubber hanging over the sides). However, if I was going to be road racing or drifting the car, I would probably run some smaller tires.

245/40/18 is kind of weak...you could be running some 285s :D

In a perfect world, I'd have a set of 17x12s but...there wasn't room in the budget for custom rims. Maybe at some point I'll get a set of CCWs and see about running a 335 tire

Levi SPL S14 06-06-2006 10:35 PM

I run 225 on 10j wheels.

godzillaRB 06-07-2006 05:41 PM

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phreze 06-07-2006 11:21 PM


Originally posted by Levi SPL S14
I run 225 on 10j wheels.
Yeah I run 235/35 on my 18x10's

Helghast 06-08-2006 05:12 PM

your right, 245's on 10j is weak.

Should be running 235's.

next time.

godzillaRB 06-08-2006 06:40 PM

Why would you want to run such a skinny tire...drifting?

Levi SPL S14 06-08-2006 09:04 PM

because my suspension said i could.

Ayuaddict 06-08-2006 09:57 PM

lookin good. obviously since your car is set up for drag, stretching the thinnest tire you can stick on your wheels isnt gonna help u any. i think the 315s was a good choice :thumb:

Helghast 06-09-2006 10:24 AM

because levi said his suspension could.

phreze 06-09-2006 12:20 PM

FYI Nobuteru Taniguchi uses 235/35 on 19x10.5 rims he runs on his s15.

godzillaRB 06-09-2006 03:36 PM


Originally posted by Levi SPL S14
because my suspension said i could.

Originally posted by Helghast
because levi said his suspension could.
:rolleyes:

So what's the difference between a civic with a 5" fart cannon and running a 235 on a 10j? Seems like the same thing to me.

Ayuaddict 06-09-2006 06:02 PM

running a 235 on a 10j is actually a good setup if you drift, the strecthing causes the sidewall to be more rigid and provides for a faster loss of traction. and obviously, less rubber on the ground = easier to break loose.

Helghast 06-09-2006 06:02 PM

Civics don't even dream of running 10j.

**** . . . not even 8j.


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