Test fit M Technica Turbos
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Originally posted by Andy.BWhenever I am about to make a particularly questionable decision regarding a worryingly cheap diy solution, I just ask myself, "What would Ether-D do?" -
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my gawd are those ugly. brb poking my eyes out with a sharp stick.
there is no such thing as series 45/50 for tires. this sidewall number is a ratio. 195/50 is the same sidewall height as 215/45 and 245/40
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalcold.html
use this. stock size is 195/65-14 = 24" tall tire.Comment
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isn't that what you're on now? 205/45?
your lip is gonna need to be slammed into the ground for you to not have wheel gap w those tires. try 195/50. could be et0 and still never touch the fender.91 DS S52 Slicktop, 91 Calypso M42, 89 Royalblau M20, 84 Bahama Beige 323i, M535, Euro e24, ap1
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No it wont, going from GC coils all the way up it just needs an inch drop with that rubber to make the gap go away.Comment
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um. no.
his front valence is only an inch off the ground - and he's got more than a few inches of wheel gap w the xxr 16x9's on 205/45. trust me - I test fit my mtechnica's on his car.91 DS S52 Slicktop, 91 Calypso M42, 89 Royalblau M20, 84 Bahama Beige 323i, M535, Euro e24, ap1
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ig @RenownUSA / @rude.scottComment
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I'm running 205/40 on 16x9
But I am gonna test fit the 195/50 to see how it sits before I buy my tires
But on the right is my current set up and on the left is if I went with 205/45 in the front. Looks like the tires itself will raise my car ~.5" and fill in some wheel gap then I can drop my car ~0.5" to have it be the same height as I am now on my current set up.
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