wheel and tire specs

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FE3X CLONE said:
What brand/style wheels are they?

Sounds like an American racing style wheel because of the 16" diameter clearance. 🙁

I'm selling my AR wheels once I get the car finished so that I can get a set that will clear larger brakes. I had to drop to a 12" rotor from a 13" because of their design. 🙁


they are made by vision but i bought them under the summit racing name.
 
FE3X CLONE said:
What brand/style wheels are they?

Sounds like an American racing style wheel because of the 16" diameter clearance. 🙁

I'm selling my AR wheels once I get the car finished so that I can get a set that will clear larger brakes. I had to drop to a 12" rotor from a 13" because of their design. 🙁

i'm wanting to run 235/45/17's all around so i guess that will fit the front just fine. uniroyal tigerpaw GTZ A/S. i read good review of the tire and the local shops charge about 125 total per tire including mount balance, rotations, etc. and its non directional so they can be rotated as normal. section width is 9.3 or something. the section width of the 215/70/14 in the back is 8.6" but the tread is a little over 6" wide. the 235/45/17 has an 8"+ tread, like 8.5" i think or something around there.

i cant wait to see how much improvement i get in handling from this. i've been rolling around on steel 14" wheels and the car handles pretty well given how little rubber is actually touching the road. i'm afraid i might have retune/change my suspension again. i hope not.
 
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