Put my new 19" Ruff Racing Wheels and Kuhmo spt tires
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Put my new 19" Ruff Racing Wheels and Kuhmo spt tires
Here are some pics of my g8 gt (092) and the new 19x8.5 and 19x9.5. I'm still waiting on the rear tires, but, mounted these to show you the wheels.
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The tires are 245-40-19 in front and the ones I'm waiting on are 255-40-19's, just a little larger for the rear with the 9.5 wheels. I originally tried the 285-35's, but, they stuck out to much and I like the tucked look and I plan to lower it with the eibach pro kit once they are released.
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Cause the fricken car sets to high. Typical gm cars, raise the damn thing up so we can lower it. Thats pretty much the stock height tire, if I could have gotten a tune for it, I might have put 20's, but, the tire height I would have wanted would have thrown the computer way off. They bigger the wheel the heavier and that means less performance, I did that with my 300 and killed it with the 22's. They look good, however, you gotta take the good with the bad. These cars already get bad enough fuel mileage as it is. The rear tire I have coming will have a little more height and that will fill out the wheel well a little more. Then the drop will take care of the rest.
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Its the wheel design that is making it look too small and the fact in the pic the tires blend in with the back of the wheel well. The tires are the exact same size as stock 245-40-19. Its just that star design makes them look small. I wouldnt go any bigger than 19 at all, as he said the bigger the wheel the more horsepower is lost. If you wanted to get better performance you could even switch to a 17 but I think 19 is good. I would definetly lower it.
Did you try 285 on all four? I wondered what kind of size you could run, I would prefer a 275-40 in the back and 245-45 in the front.
Did you try 285 on all four? I wondered what kind of size you could run, I would prefer a 275-40 in the back and 245-45 in the front.
Last edited by Slayn; 04-24-2008 at 01:56 AM. Reason: Whoops on tire sizes.
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245-45 on the front, definetly to big, 275 on the rear would have been ok. They do look smaller then I anticipated. I own them for a while, til I find something different that I like. I appreciate everyones input, some liked them and some don't. Thats why good ole america is the place to live.