I have a Moser 12 bolt. It didn't seem to change any ride highth at all. Thanks for the info. According to a wheel size calculator, that particular tire size will throw the speedo off about 3%. Not a big deal really, I just was curios on if you noticed it.

 

18x12s w/335s here

 

295/35/18 BFG Drags that i had on my camaro


And on my current car i have 285/35/18's Nitto Drags (no pick yet sorry)

 

anyone got some closer pics of a 275/35 on a 9.5 rims, or pics of 295's on a 9.5?

 

 

275/35-18 BFG KDW2 for me.

 

285/35/18 Sumitomos.... dont like them... but they're for daily driving...

looking to buy some rims (17's) that can fit 315 Nitto DRs.... anyone have any suggestions?

 

Do you like the ZR1 style wheels? if so, you should get them. that will fit your 315's

 

I'd be getting them strictly for the track...

where can i get some?

 

i want to get these tires, can you post close up pics of the rears id like to see how wide they are?

 

what happens if you put a 295 on a 9.5 rims. everyone says not to do it. why not?

 

18/10.5" wheel with 295/35/18 Kumhos here..

 

18 x 10.5, 315/30/18 BFG DRs currently

 

The reason I posted this was I wanted to stay pretty close to something that will keep my Speedo accurate, while getting a wider than 275 tire on my 18X10 inch rear wheels.

The MPH difference is minor in some of these sizes, but I'd like to stay within at least 2% difference.

Here's the calculator I have been using ( http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCal...?action=submit ) Just plug in the stock wheel size, which for most would be 245/50ZR16, and then input the size you have. It will calculate the %'s for you and let you know how close it is supposed to be.

I am torn right now between the Nitto 305/35ZR18 or a 285/35ZR18.

 

Bfg 275/40/18's here

 

295-35-18 GS-D3s on 18x11 CCW 505As

 

How well do those hook up? Just as good as say a Nitto DR of the same size?

 

No way, DRs are a whole different compound which really only belong on the track as they blow *** in the rain and become ice skates in the winter. The GS-D3s are incredible in the rain, offer good handling, and are stickier than your normal street tire but can't be really compared to DRs as they serve 2 totally different purposes

 

Oh yeah Nittos DRs aren't that great, I like BFGs better

 

Okay, well I understand the two are different, I was just asking specifically traction to traction on a dry hot road how they compared to the Nitto DR.