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    #16
    50s are too tall. You want 45s. I've run 40 before, and that resulted in bent rims. 45 is ideal.






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      #17
      Originally posted by Dabirdman View Post
      post pics whenever u get them put on
      you bet

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        #18
        Before I got the 17s for mine, I went to a tire size calculator. This one was the easiest to use:

        http://www.tiresizecalculator.info/guide.php

        Then I found if you go to tirerack.com and look at the 17" rims, they'll give you a suggested tire:

        205/45 R 17

        So that's what I'm running, its sposda be +0.21&#37; diff between stock 15s and the the 17s

        If you go with 215/45 R 17 you get +1.67% diff: speedo reads slower than you're actually going (so at 60 mph, you're actually going 61 mph).

        I've been real happy with the Toyo Proxes TPT (have 195 60 15 on stock steel rims for the winter - IL salt is brutal) and Proxes 4 for the 17s. Rotating & balancing every 6000 miles got me 60k out of my first set of TPTs

        I'm a stickler for technical details as opposed to looks, so this may all be tmi

        Dave
        Last edited by iamcoons; 03-13-2010, 06:04 PM.

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