Top speed for Stretched tires?

That pic looks sick! More pics plz.

Originally Posted by VTEC_THIS

Thanks! And if the widebody white M is the one who got from him Im sure sure your having a blast seen that around a time or two!

Thats the one!!! Glad to hear that I pick it up from Matson tomorrow morning.

Originally Posted by d'ray18

That pic looks sick! More pics plz.

Heres a few my buddy Narvin took at Socal Euro Btw ur 335 looks sick!!

This looks good

Originally Posted by VTEC_THIS

Heres a few my buddy Narvin took at Socal Euro Btw ur 335 looks sick!!

Wow. Thats a badass looking car. Yes I agree with some, I wouldnt do that to my m3 , but nonetheless , I like it. I like it a lot. The wheels look awesome. Of course i would have thm in 10.5 as I am not a big fan of stretched tires but that doesnt matter. If you wanted to track it or something all you need is your stockers with normal sized tires so I dont see the reason for any fuss.

Originally Posted by helmutm3

Wow. Thats a badass looking car. Yes I agree with some, I wouldnt do that to my m3 , but nonetheless , I like it. I like it a lot. The wheels look awesome. Of course i would have thm in 10.5 as I am not a big fan of stretched tires but that doesnt matter. If you wanted to track it or something all you need is your stockers with normal sized tires so I dont see the reason for any fuss.

Thanks!

Widebody will fix you issues

OP....there will always be haters and they will make comments concerning how you have your ///M set up. I am not the type to go for the stance look on ///M's but after seeing your pic I have posted that your ride looked good... I have a different path for my ///M and it's okay to be different as long as you don't trash your ride, which you obviously haven't.

Keep your ///M looking good as it does and have fun with it

I may have to revoke my harsh comment about stretched tires. Although not my forte, your car looks great.

If your tires have the proper air pressure I don't see why you wouldn't be able to go 80MPH on the freeway, however I'd probably recommend driving at lower speeds considering that all the freeways around Southern California have much lower speed limits.

Your car looks good by the way.

Originally Posted by eson

I may have to revoke my harsh comment about stretched tires. Although not my forte, your car looks great.

Thanks Im glad the pics changed your mind!

Originally Posted by VMRWheels

If your tires have the proper air pressure I don't see why you wouldn't be able to go 80MPH on the freeway, however I'd probably recommend driving at lower speeds considering that all the freeways around Southern California have much lower speed limits.

Your car looks good by the way.

I keep the rears at 53psi and they seem to be okay so far! Yes the freeways are the worst I almost hit a foot deep pothole on my way home last night!

Whoa! 53PSI seems a bit high. What's the max PSI for your tires?

And you should report the pothole so the city you were passing through can repair it.

Originally Posted by VTEC_THIS

I keep the rears at 53psi and they seem to be okay so far! Yes the freeways are the worst I almost hit a foot deep pothole on my way home last night!

Whoa, that seems like very very high tire pressure..... Are you wearing the centers of the tire out quickly?

Originally Posted by VMRWheels

Whoa! 53PSI seems a bit high. What's the max PSI for your tires?

And you should report the pothole so the city you were passing through can repair it.

yah it is very high tire pressure I am only running this in the rear because i want as much pressure as I can to hold the bead of the tire in place!

Originally Posted by VMRWheels

Whoa! 53PSI seems a bit high. What's the max PSI for your tires?

And you should report the pothole so the city you were passing through can repair it.

West Covina won't fix sh1t.

Originally Posted by VTEC_THIS

yah it is very high tire pressure I am only running this in the rear because i want as much pressure as I can to hold the bead of the tire in place!

Ummmm?

I'll just say it's nice to have some cushion between the road and your car...tires with a nice cushy feel, like my 205/55/16s with 31-32 in the front...35-7 in the rear.

If you have to run over recommended pressure by such a high margin to keep the tire on the wheel, something is not good.

Originally Posted by VTEC_THIS

yah it is very high tire pressure I am only running this in the rear because i want as much pressure as I can to hold the bead of the tire in place!

You sure it won't stay beaded at a lower pressure?

Originally Posted by illestminimike

West Covina won't fix sh1t.

Well, he never technically said it was in West Covina, so it could have been anywhere.

Having driven through West Covina many times though, I imagine that even the surrounding areas would be suspect to potholes too.

Originally Posted by VMRWheels

You sure it won't stay beaded at a lower pressure?

Well, he never technically said it was in West Covina, so it could have been anywhere.

Having driven through West Covina many times though, I imagine that even the surrounding areas would be suspect to potholes too.

im sure it will stay beaded with less im going to drop it down to probably 45psi tomorrow Ive only had them on for about a week and I wanted to make sure everything was feeling alright before dropping it down! I dont want to risk ruining my wheels

Originally Posted by illestminimike

West Covina won't fix sh1t.

It was in ontario!