Tire Size
11-28-08, 06:16 AM
#16
the front tire would be taller than rear. If you get a 225/40, the rear tire should be 255/35, they have the same diameter. However; you can still go wider 
I miss FK451, but I think you mean FK452, since they no longer make 51s
BTW, if some how you can get FK451s, then we need to talk, I would love to get my hands on some
I miss FK451, but I think you mean FK452, since they no longer make 51s
BTW, if some how you can get FK451s, then we need to talk, I would love to get my hands on some
oops, I meant to say FK452's
I said 451 because I still run them on my SC. They are my all time favorite tire as well: quiet, nice grip and stretch REALLY nice
I know they will be next to impossible to find, so I never offered my old sponsored 451 tires for sale.
I can ask if they have any old dead-stock next week and get back with you
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The 452 seem to run a little big, compared to the 451 of the same size I think they are still priced well...a good 'bang for the buck'. I run FK452's on the GS3/4 and have no complaints.
....And the (FK452) rim protector feature has saved a wheel b4
11-28-08, 04:17 PM
#17
Thanks though!OH btw, if I do go with this spring/strut combo, will I have to roll my fenders or anything?
11-29-08, 08:58 PM
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245/35/19 front and 275/30/19 rear. the rears have to be a lower profile because it is a percentage of the width of the tire(30% of 275). Since 275 is wider than 245 the difference in percentage of the sidewall evens off. If you leave it at 35 in the rear the tires will have a bigger diameter than the front. use a tire size calculator online. there's a few different websites you can use.
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