325/50/15 ?!?!?!
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325/50/15 ?!?!?! Ok so I'm going to pick up some draglights today that they are 15x10 in the back. A member on here told me u can fit a 325/50/15 MT DRS in the back lol. And I know that's a huge tire and don't really need it to hook , but I would love it for the look. Does anyone have any pics of a set like that on there car? And also what do u have to do make them fit , I think it will have to do something with a hammer lmfao any suggestions, comments, and advice would be good thanks!
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Damn those things are huge. I personally wouldn't add all that rotating mass for the "look". Get a 315/35 or even a 275/60 if you want a lotta sidewall... the 325/50's gotta weigh a **** ton.
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lol off-roading is completely different, bigger tires help tackle bigger obstacles. The added rotating mass plays little to no role unless you are doing mud bogs.
And yeah, 315/35 if he wants a wide tire on his 17's, 275/60 if he wants a lotta sidewall on 15's, or even 275/50 on 17's for the "meaty" look.
I'm just trying to help him find a good medium, 325/50 is just illogical for anything less than 600rwhp or so, especially when guys take 275/60's into the 7's with way more HP.
And yeah, 315/35 if he wants a wide tire on his 17's, 275/60 if he wants a lotta sidewall on 15's, or even 275/50 on 17's for the "meaty" look.
I'm just trying to help him find a good medium, 325/50 is just illogical for anything less than 600rwhp or so, especially when guys take 275/60's into the 7's with way more HP.
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lol off-roading is completely different, bigger tires help tackle bigger obstacles. The added rotating mass plays little to no role unless you are doing mud bogs.
And yeah, 315/35 if he wants a wide tire on his 17's, 275/60 if he wants a lotta sidewall on 15's, or even 275/50 on 17's for the "meaty" look.
I'm just trying to help him find a good medium, 325/50 is just illogical for anything less than 600rwhp or so, especially when guys take 275/60's into the 7's with way more HP.
And yeah, 315/35 if he wants a wide tire on his 17's, 275/60 if he wants a lotta sidewall on 15's, or even 275/50 on 17's for the "meaty" look.
I'm just trying to help him find a good medium, 325/50 is just illogical for anything less than 600rwhp or so, especially when guys take 275/60's into the 7's with way more HP.
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search is your friend. tons of pics in here. and after seeing all those pics i went with a 275. 26 inch tall tire instead of a 28 inch tall tire. that way no problems with the ABS system and what not. i have my wheels and tires mounted just not on the car yet.
search is your friend. tons of pics in here. and after seeing all those pics i went with a 275. 26 inch tall tire instead of a 28 inch tall tire. that way no problems with the ABS system and what not. i have my wheels and tires mounted just not on the car yet.
