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Ive been reading these post forever,and others elsewhere..,everyone has an opinion or website to send you 2,but i read 215 x17 tires will rub/or wont rub?
my post even got locked???thanks alot!! so will someone who has a stock tib AND 215's on please tell me if they rub????the more i read ,the more yes and no's I get!
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my post even got locked???thanks alot!! so will someone who has a stock tib AND 215's on please tell me if they rub????the more i read ,the more yes and no's I get!
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No, 215's will not rub, but do NOT go any higher.
EDIT: SORRY i just realized i have 205s....don't mind what i said, i don't know if 215s will rub or not.
EDIT: SORRY i just realized i have 205s....don't mind what i said, i don't know if 215s will rub or not.
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Thank you ever so much! 215 it will be then. Sheeeet maybe not
don't double post
hmm if you got diff springs,must be cause of rub? no springs=no rub? have you actually tried?
don't double post
hmm if you got diff springs,must be cause of rub? no springs=no rub? have you actually tried?
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Also depends on the sidewall height you get as well. The replacement tires I have on there until I order my new tires for the Tib (one blew out on me) is 205/55/15 from my GSX. It rubs on really hard rights.
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it also depends on the tire. Some manufactorers actually make their tyres a little "narrow" for the size they are. I think Yokohama is notorious for doing this, but it does help in getting wider rubber under a car.
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You don't post much, but you've been around for a while, so you need to search a little more:
http://www.rdtiburon.com/forum/showthread....215%2F40R17%27s
215/40R17's MAX!!! I dunno how many times I've said, that.
Even if you have 1.5" drop you won't rub. HotRod has that setup, and it's fine.
http://www.rdtiburon.com/forum/showthread....215%2F40R17%27s
215/40R17's MAX!!! I dunno how many times I've said, that.
Even if you have 1.5" drop you won't rub. HotRod has that setup, and it's fine.