275/60's vs. 325/50's height difference
#1
275/60's vs. 325/50's height difference
Is there a significant difference in height between the two to affect gearing? I have used the 325/50's before, and now I'm thinking of trying out the 275/60's to cut down rotating weight mass. Drag Racers, please advise.
Last edited by BOLO; 10-30-2010 at 08:57 AM.
#4
325mm * .50 = 162.5 (x2)
275mm * .60 = 165.0 (x2)
The 275/60 is .19" taller.
In tire size, for instance 275/60. The 275 stands for the width of 275 mm's. The 60 is the height of the sidewall represented in a percentage of the width
275mm * .60 = 165.0 (x2)
The 275/60 is .19" taller.
In tire size, for instance 275/60. The 275 stands for the width of 275 mm's. The 60 is the height of the sidewall represented in a percentage of the width
#6
When I went from 325 to 275 I actually got a little shorter as I stayed with the 10w wheel that kinda laid the tire open a bit. You got to stay with the manufactures measured rim width to get an advertised dimension/rollout. But either way, the difference is so minimal in height, if you think the 275 will hold the car then go for it.
At this point with my car... I'd be happy to make a pass on any tire!
At this point with my car... I'd be happy to make a pass on any tire!