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Questions for those w/19's
What size tires are you running and what springs are you using. It's almost time for my purchase and I need some help. Also any helpful tips. Thanks.:king:
By the way,I drive a 4th Gen. |
Re: Questions for those w/19's
235/35/ZR19 would work. 245/35/ZR19 might be better.
Originally posted by neverdat What size tires are you running and what springs are you using. It's almost time for my purchase and I need some help. Also any helpful tips. Thanks.:king: By the way,I drive a 4th Gen. |
Re: Re: Questions for those w/19's
Originally posted by 1MAX2NV 235/35/ZR19 would work. 245/35/ZR19 might be better. |
Re: Re: Questions for those w/19's
Originally posted by 1MAX2NV 235/35/ZR19 would work. 245/35/ZR19 might be better. |
wouldn't the tire size depend on the width of the wheel?
it's obvious it has to be a 35 profile and a 19 diameter.. but the width should depend on the width of the wheel 235s probably best for 8" wide.. 245 for 8.5 |
225/35/Z19
springs?? wtf are those?? :gotme: |
Originally posted by thebigsadler 225/35/Z19 springs?? wtf are those?? :gotme: |
Re: Re: Re: Questions for those w/19's
Because you want to keep the overal diameter as close to OEM as possible, unless you don't really care about your MPH reading.
Originally posted by neverdat OK-but why? Not being a smart as* just need specifics. Also how low can I go on the drop? |
245/35-19
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235/35/19 with springs ride aint the greatest but looks sooooo good. But if looking to get kit to, with those springs you gotta be careful it will be low.
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235 35 19's here.
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