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    Prelude Sawblades question

    Hi People, I have a set of prelude sawblades waiting for my car to get out of workshop, and wanted to ask, wich tire size would be perfect for stock height?, I wuz thinking on 195/60 or 195/55, since I dont plan on lowering the car cuz I like the stock height for the lame roads here on Chile.

    So if anyone can help i'd love to hear. =)

    Greetings.
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    I Have Stock Height, And I Have 205 60 On.

    Reg Size Tire I Think Is 195 60.
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      Originally posted by F20A CB7
      I Have Stock Height, And I Have 205 60 On.

      Reg Size Tire I Think Is 195 60.
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        #4
        I had 205/55s on my blades last year...I liked that size


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          #5
          205/55 is the ideal size which would retain your speedometer and would suit the width of the wheel

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            #6
            Thanks everyone for the data on the wheels, I'll be going for 195/55/R15 then

            As I said before, Thanks =)

            Greetings

            edit: at stock height the wheels don't rub anything right¿?
            Last edited by l0k0712; 07-28-2010, 02:31 AM.

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              #7
              They should not rub at all at stock height. But if you go with 195/55/15, your speedometer will read 3.2% too fast as the diameter will be smaller than the normal stock size. I would recommend going sticking with the stock size 195/60/15. or if you want slightly wider tires like others have suggested, 205/55/15 (will read 1.4% too fast but that's not much).

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                #8
                Originally posted by l0k0712 View Post
                Thanks everyone for the data on the wheels, I'll be going for 195/55/R15 then

                As I said before, Thanks =)

                Greetings

                edit: at stock height the wheels don't rub anything right¿?
                Why not use 195/60? That's the correct size for the rim and car.

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                  Originally posted by visualpoet View Post
                  Why not use 195/60? That's the correct size for the rim and car.

                  sorry for not responding, kind of forgot bout, the posts, and i wasn't recieving notifications to my email err, my car has 195/60 stock, on 14 inch wheels, not 15, that's why i'm kind of worried that the 15 will rub on 195/60

                  Greetings!

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