Subject	what you want is to balance the over all diameter of
Posted by	Halo TTZ on October 17, 2010 at 12:51 PM
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In Reply To	Is it normal to run a shorter tire in the rear but wider posted by Thenumber1zman on October 17, 2010 at 10:57 AM
Message	The new wheel/tire combo, with the stock tire. again, yes the wider you go, the smaller the side wall number you might want it to be. but as it's a %, it's not as small as you think. just make sure it is all with in proportion to the over all diameter of the wheel. use this to find a balance but use the stock tire size unless you have made changes to your speedo reading. [ [ http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html ] ] AMS : Helping Honda owners afford a Z32, one China copied part at a time. Every penny spent on AMS junk, reduces R&D on new parts for our cars.
Follow Ups	Is it normal to run a shorter tire in the rear but wider - Thenumber1zman 10:57:49 10/17/10 well the only thing that you might sacrifice is the ride - fst300zx 11:29:03 10/17/10 Re: well the only thing that you might sacrifice is the ride - thumper 11:51:21 10/17/10 incorrect... it's 5% less - Halo TTZ 12:29:34 10/17/10 Which makes it even more different than he thought - CoHPhasor 14:41:19 10/17/10 eash rough crowd lol - fst300zx 21:39:19 10/17/10 no reason to. it's a mistake and now you and others know - Halo TTZ 22:48:40 10/17/10 ^ Exactly. - CoHPhasor 00:13:36 10/18/10 275-55-17?! - SimaYi 18:58:28 10/17/10 yea im sorry i made a mistake.. I meant 275-45-17 (n/m) - fst300zx 21:24:17 10/17/10 what you want is to balance the over all diameter of - Halo TTZ 12:51:30 10/17/10 On a 300ZX - no problem. - Scotts94z32 10:37:26 10/18/10 Re: Tires - arrowenterprises 21:39:58 10/18/10
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