315/??/R17...what is the largest available aspect ratio? (??)
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315/??/R17...what is the largest available aspect ratio? (??)
Even with the (4.34 inch) = (110.25mm) sidewall height of a 315/35/17 tire, this size seems small for that "muscle car" look. Lowering 4th gen f-bodies helps but that doesn't change the dimensions of the rear wheel opening. A slightly larger tire with some lowering looks best in my opinion. What are the options available for a street tire?
Even with the (4.34 inch) = (110.25mm) sidewall height of a 315/35/17 tire, this size seems small for that "muscle car" look. Lowering 4th gen f-bodies helps but that doesn't change the dimensions of the rear wheel opening. A slightly larger tire with some lowering looks best in my opinion. What are the options available for a street tire?
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Originally Posted by GMMillwright
M&H makes a 325/45/17 DR. Essentially, a 28X10. I've been pleased with the set I have.
http://www.intercotire.com/site50.php
Do you have this mounted on a 4th gen f-body?
what wheel? (wheel specs?)
Any pictures?
Any other info?
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Yes, those are the ones (not the size shown, though).
https://ls1tech.com/forums/drag-racing-tech/664176-m-h-drag-radials.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/drag-racing-tech/664176-m-h-drag-radials.html
Last edited by GMMillwright; 04-19-2007 at 10:34 AM.