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Old 02-25-2019, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by hokeplaya05
whoooooops, those damn decimal point get ya sometimes haha 10mm is .39 inches not 3.9 like i was thinking. that makes way more sense, didn't seem right as i was typing it but sent it anyways disregard my previous post
Hey were all human no worries, yeah I think they will be fine literally will be 4mm past wheel well ......I'll get quarters rolled .
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Originally Posted by pressureprows6
Rear needs to be closer to 50 to fit "right"or its gonna be ugly with a decent sized non stretched tire.
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Originally Posted by hokeplaya05
this is 18x10.5 +50 offset, those are gonna stick out quite a bit at +40


how do your nittos work on the street, in wet weather......im considering them vs a pilot sport 4s but will go 285 front and 305 out back..................
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i like them in the dry, lots of lateral grip and hook pretty good. they can get squirrely in the rain, i try not to drive my car in the rain but have gotten stuck a couple times and it was a little sketchy
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Originally Posted by hokeplaya05
i like them in the dry, lots of lateral grip and hook pretty good. they can get squirrely in the rain, i try not to drive my car in the rain but have gotten stuck a couple times and it was a little sketchy
Yeah I dont rain drive mine at all but mother nature happens
Dont want my wife to get in a wreck though as she sometimes drives to work in summer .....so I'm looking at continental's
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yeah, they aren't bad on like back road or city driving in the rain, but i got stuck on the highway in a downpour and couldn't go above 50 or I'd be hydroplaning. i also have 295s on all 4 corners so that doesn't help either lol
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Originally Posted by hokeplaya05
yeah, they aren't bad on like back road or city driving in the rain, but i got stuck on the highway in a downpour and couldn't go above 50 or I'd be hydroplaning. i also have 295s on all 4 corners so that doesn't help either lol
All good were in kph here so 50mph is 80kph, most our limits are 100 to 110 kph anyway.....but id hate for wife to wipe it out or something in the event of......im hoping to run a 285 up front and a 305 out back maybe firestone indys up front and continental extremes out back....




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