Pics of Iroc-Z with 315s
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Pics of Iroc-Z with 315s
well here ya go i'm another to the 315 club.. But i dunno if anyone has 315's on Z06's tho, but check it out anyways.
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cool. i wanna see that in person, also you live in albany , i live in amsterdam , i like 22 min from crossgates. I wanna go crusiing with you sometime or u should go to musclepalooza at lebanon valley the 28 and 29 of this month , were gonna be there sat .
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hmm didn't know that... here's links so u can see some blown up pics.
http://www.geocities.com/gokuirocz/iroc1.JPG
http://www.geocities.com/gokuirocz/iroc2.JPG
http://www.geocities.com/gokuirocz/iroc4.JPG
http://www.geocities.com/gokuirocz/rims1.JPG
http://www.geocities.com/gokuirocz/iroc3.JPG
http://www.geocities.com/gokuirocz/iroc1.JPG
http://www.geocities.com/gokuirocz/iroc2.JPG
http://www.geocities.com/gokuirocz/iroc4.JPG
http://www.geocities.com/gokuirocz/rims1.JPG
http://www.geocities.com/gokuirocz/iroc3.JPG
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oh sorry i'd love togo but the vehicle is garaged at the moment just gotta put it on the road actually, sorry but maybe later in the summer, i have a few things that need to be done first.....<< i have to do new fuel lines. , some other little things etc...etc... but yea i'd definately go if i could. maybe another time tho
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i want 315s out back!!!
damn that looks sweet
i got 245s...stock size all the way around and there just too damn small im not sure what i can fit on my rim i think its 8" wide
next time i do tires which will be rather soon at this rate, im getting some drag radials and hopefully a wider sizetire if possible...
damn that looks sweeti got 245s...stock size all the way around and there just too damn small im not sure what i can fit on my rim i think its 8" wide
next time i do tires which will be rather soon at this rate, im getting some drag radials and hopefully a wider sizetire if possible...
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i think a 255 u can fit on the iroc rim, gta rim if it's 8" wide, i haven't heard of anyone putting bigger but i'm sure u prolly can tho. 255's on an Iroc rim actually look kinda cool
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you can put 295/50's on the iroc wheel. i am. 27.6" tall so it's a bit more than most people want, and it has a bit more sidewall bulge than most like for handling, but i'm not building my car to carve corners. it's going to be built to look great crusing on the street and be able to really throw down at the dragstrip when i got my d/r's on.
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Originally posted by mw66nova
you can put 295/50's on the iroc wheel. i am. 27.6" tall so it's a bit more than most people want, and it has a bit more sidewall bulge than most like for handling, but i'm not building my car to carve corners. it's going to be built to look great crusing on the street and be able to really throw down at the dragstrip when i got my d/r's on.
you can put 295/50's on the iroc wheel. i am. 27.6" tall so it's a bit more than most people want, and it has a bit more sidewall bulge than most like for handling, but i'm not building my car to carve corners. it's going to be built to look great crusing on the street and be able to really throw down at the dragstrip when i got my d/r's on.
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Re: Pics of Iroc-Z with 315s
Originally posted by GokuZ06Roc
well here ya go i'm another to the 315 club.. But i dunno if anyone has 315's on Z06's tho, but check it out anyways.
well here ya go i'm another to the 315 club.. But i dunno if anyone has 315's on Z06's tho, but check it out anyways.
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I'ld like to see a pic of that.
I'ld like to see a pic of that.
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Yes the 285/40/18 are taller they stand at 26.98 inches tall and the 315/35/17's are 25.68 inches tall.
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Originally posted by ThirdGenFire
Yes the 285/40/18 are taller they stand at 26.98 inches tall and the 315/35/17's are 25.68 inches tall.
Yes the 285/40/18 are taller they stand at 26.98 inches tall and the 315/35/17's are 25.68 inches tall.
Regardless, the car looks great
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The measurements are incorrect because all tires are different hieghts depending on brands...both the 285/40/17 and the 315/35/17's on my car are basically the same hieght and i'll post a pic of the measurements. to prove it 
....so here ya go also here's the lowest hieght of the exhaust and it's really tucked up, I've seen people running at the lowest like 2- 1/2 to 3" and that's really pushing it. I've never had a problem with bottoming out with this set up...

....so here ya go also here's the lowest hieght of the exhaust and it's really tucked up, I've seen people running at the lowest like 2- 1/2 to 3" and that's really pushing it. I've never had a problem with bottoming out with this set up... Thread Starter
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rear measurement. I think that the rear is short by about a centimeter, but also the rears are drag radials so those tires while driving, the height of the tire increases because there's no sidewall reinforcement like there is on the front Kumhos.
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i'm sorry, but a radial tire cannot expand. it has radial steel belts going through the middle of the tire that won't allow it to expand. the sidewall reinforcements have nothing to do with it. i don't know much about tires larger than 15's, but i have done EXTENSIVE research on drag radial tires.
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all tires in some way shape or form do expand due to heat. I'm not talking a huge expansion....just maybe a centimeter or quarter inch nothing more.
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What was involved in the rear to make them fit? I am looking into doing the same thing, and would like to know if it was just a couple of whacks with a BFH?? What width is that rim?
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the rim width is 9.5"...there's also a 1.5" aluminum spacer on there...the passenger side seems a lil closer for some reason dunno...but just a few wacks with a small sledger then painted and rubberized it all....
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