19" GS Phat Tire Setup
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19" GS Fat Tire Setup
Will a 275/40 Tire fit in the rear?
Im thinking about going with 245/40 F & 275/40 R - is this possible
Oh yea I have about a 1.2in drop
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Im thinking about going with 245/40 F & 275/40 R - is this possible
Oh yea I have about a 1.2in drop
Thanks
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Wow. That rear is 2" over OEM and 1" bigger than the front. It might fit in the wheel well with the 1.2" drop and you won't have the "turning" rub like the front. Other rubbing will depend on offset.
Still, I am not sure what would happen if you ran a wheel that much bigger than OEM in addition to different diameter wheels front and rear. It is already bad enough that the typical fat setup is 1" over OEM all around.
Any particular reason for doing this?
Still, I am not sure what would happen if you ran a wheel that much bigger than OEM in addition to different diameter wheels front and rear. It is already bad enough that the typical fat setup is 1" over OEM all around.
Any particular reason for doing this?
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thanks - na no reason was just thinking out loud
I figure the ride would be alot better with a 40 series tire, i guess ill stick to the normal fat setup - 245/40F, 275/35R
I figure the ride would be alot better with a 40 series tire, i guess ill stick to the normal fat setup - 245/40F, 275/35R
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Originally Posted by CaMsGS3
thanks - na no reason was just thinking out loud
I figure the ride would be alot better with a 40 series tire, i guess ill stick to the normal fat setup - 245/40F, 275/35R
I figure the ride would be alot better with a 40 series tire, i guess ill stick to the normal fat setup - 245/40F, 275/35R
and personally i think you feel more of the front from the front
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