Should I go with 275/30/19 or 275/35/19?
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Should I go with 275/30/19 or 275/35/19?
Want to get rid of the pirellis and put on some wider tires. my question is what profile i should go with? my car also has ohlins, will 275s rub?
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+/- 2% either way but I would probably go with the 35's.
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my 275s rubbed with the ohlins at the track on the driver's side
where it was taking most of the load at Infineon. But, it was also a tad lower than the passenger side. That's been fixed and no problems on the street.
BTW, I would remove the hex screw under the front fenders.
BTW, I would remove the hex screw under the front fenders.
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Re: +/- 2% either way but I would probably go with the 35's.
When deciding on track tires, how much importance are you guys putting on the load rating? In addition to the REO1-Rs, another good track tire would be the Michelin Pilot Sport Cup--comes in a 265/30/19, but is also rated less than 1565 lbs; great tire though.
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