Beating a dead horse
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Beating a dead horse
Hey All,
I wasn't able to find an answer to my question via already submitted threads. So I figure I would just ask.
I have a '92 RS and it's time for some new tires. But as many of you already know finding 235/55/16 tires is becoming increasingly difficult.
So with that in mind I am looking at 245/50/16's now. Does anyone know if I can clear these tires on my car?
Everything on the car is stock just as it left the factory. If need be I can roll the fenders for some clearance if I need it.
Also how far off will the speedometer be?
Thanks in advance
Dave
I wasn't able to find an answer to my question via already submitted threads. So I figure I would just ask.
I have a '92 RS and it's time for some new tires. But as many of you already know finding 235/55/16 tires is becoming increasingly difficult.
So with that in mind I am looking at 245/50/16's now. Does anyone know if I can clear these tires on my car?
Everything on the car is stock just as it left the factory. If need be I can roll the fenders for some clearance if I need it.
Also how far off will the speedometer be?
Thanks in advance
Dave
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From: NC
Car: 1987 Iroc
Engine: 357 Single plane and a Ysi vortech
Transmission: T56
Axle/Gears: 3.50 9"
He's correct. You will have NO problem with the 245/50's. They will even look better on your ride!
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Re: Beating a dead horse
275s should fit if you really wanted to go that route. I have 15x8s on the back with 275/60/15.
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