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Need More Tire!!
I have maxed out what I can fit with stock configuration for wheeel/tire in the rear. Currently running 18' 305. I need more tire!!!
I'm not really a fan of full body kits. Rather, really just looking for a way to just increase rear fender space so that can run 345's. -yes I know I'm not alone - Attached are pics of a car that is very much what I'm looking for. It reportedly took 100 shop hrs and gained 50mm. Looks like they tucked the rear bumper under, so no wide body rear bumper was requred. In my area there are very few body shops that will even roll the fenders, much less do the type of custom work that is likely required. Need to gain about 1.5". Willing to ship car to a shop if necessary. Looking for suggestions......Anyone.....???Thanks |
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The shop that did my Widebody.
http://dtmautobody.com/ TazaM3(Vic) - his shop. http://teamspeed.com/forums/southwes...ted-price.html :Edit: You might want to think about have them clear bra the under side of your rear bumper. You Will spit rocks and mess up your paint if your fender doesn't completely cover the tire. Back there. Last edited by MaverickM3; 11-26-2012 at 03:51 PM. |
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305 is more than enough to go 4.xx second 60-130.
I ve tested various tire sizes and 305 is ENOUGH. All you need to do is set the COMPLETE VEHICLE AS PERFECT AS POSSIBLE SO THAT IT HOOKS. I would not spend any money for widening the rear arches. My sub 4.xx second 60-130 will be made with smaller than 305 tires as well.
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I will take some pics later today.
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305 in a r888 or nt05-r should suffice on an 18" wheel; what tires are you running at the moment? Any pics of your current set-up?
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Los Angeles, CA, USA
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My Ride: HPF Stage 2.5 e46 M3
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My next move is to the 295/45/17 MT's. Under the stock arches, that is going to be the most tire and it should give pretty good traction...
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Not yet, still on the 6776 for now.
I think the 295 MT will give you more traction than a 345 Nitto due it being both taller and have MUCH more sidewall.
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Well, in that case! Damn! Interested in this!
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Mike:
The tall MTs are very unstable at high speed; I would not feel comfortable running a MT at the Shift S3ctor events, where we hit 170+; perhaps, short bursts of 60-130, but nothing greater.
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I think they are unstable only when you lower the pressure in them. I was running over 30psi in them and they felt perfectly stable.
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With those you will see 1,1g - 1,2 g in 2nd gear. Jake, I think 1,2 g in 2nd gear will be satisfactory. Thats why I think 345 is not needed.
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like others have said, you need a taller tire not wider.
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