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hey guys, im about to buy these rims in a few weeks, they are 17x8, and tire racks recommended tire size sounds right, but, im planing to drop the car 1.5 inches with the UUC stage 3 suspension. Should i still go with the same tire sizes or will i have to make them thinner...thanks
no offense taken, damn man, im not really a "rim" person, im looking to spend about 1200 for rims and tires, can anyone reccomend anything good? (17 inch)
They really don't have too much thats unique, but they stock some really nice replicas on the cheap. You can walk away with E46 M replicas (e36 offsets) w/ decent to good rubber for under your budget amount.
To do list:
Suspension--- researching
UUC System U TDM- 3/05
M50 manifold converstion 3/05
off to the tuning shop for custom software 4/05
Cams/lightened flywheel, throttlebody........ well lets see what happens
Originally posted by uiuc240@Oct 18 2004, 01:33 PM I think you should take another look at those wheels before you buy them. Sorry if that offends you, but they're pretty ugly, IMHO.
You should roll 225/45-17 on 17x8.
Eric
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on 17x8, you should go with 245/40 R17
on 18x8 you should go with 245/20/ R18
I'm running 225/45/r17 on my M3 rims (17x7.5) and they are small. Correct tire size is 235/40 R17, but I'm going with 245/45 R17 on the rear next tire change.
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I'm running 225/45/r17 on my M3 rims (17x7.5) and they are small. Correct tire size is 235/40 R17, but I'm going with 245/45 R17 on the rear next tire change.
Im thinking the same thing...for wheels i think i have my mind set on SSR Type C / SSR Competition lightweight wheels. (~15 pounds!)
Ive been reading european car's "project 325is"; it is an interesting and useful article. part 3 is below:
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