LastNightsPants
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Hey everyone. I recently scratch up my OEM rims real good and the 4S's are about to ware out, so that gives me a good excuse to get some new, wider and little bit lighter wheels. Right now at my price range and based on my tastes I'm thinking of grabbing either MRR m350s or Apex SM-10s.
From what I can tell on a PP1 the widest front wheel and tire you can do without any mods is a 19/10 inch wheel with 285/35 tires on them. But my question is for the back. Should I run a square setup or should i go 19/11 inch with 305/30?
Its mostly a daily driver but my plan is to start doing autocross and maybe some track days (road) later this summer or early next year. My though is to get the 305's since I was told by a few other that for a novice driver its understeer is easier to control then oversteer. Plus as a bonus I like fat tires.
Also speaking of tires, what tires would you all recommend. I'm leaning on RE-71Rs.
I'm planing on keeping the OEM rims and sticking some cheaper maybe all seasons on it. The plan for the new wheels is to use them as nice weather/light drizzle cruising tires as well as autocross and the track. And when ever the weather isn't looking so good for a while switch to the OEM wheels
My concern with the tires is if I get lazy or forget to check the weather and get caught out in a heavier rain, can I still safely drive the car with these tires if I drive carefully?
What do you guys think?
From what I can tell on a PP1 the widest front wheel and tire you can do without any mods is a 19/10 inch wheel with 285/35 tires on them. But my question is for the back. Should I run a square setup or should i go 19/11 inch with 305/30?
Its mostly a daily driver but my plan is to start doing autocross and maybe some track days (road) later this summer or early next year. My though is to get the 305's since I was told by a few other that for a novice driver its understeer is easier to control then oversteer. Plus as a bonus I like fat tires.
Also speaking of tires, what tires would you all recommend. I'm leaning on RE-71Rs.
I'm planing on keeping the OEM rims and sticking some cheaper maybe all seasons on it. The plan for the new wheels is to use them as nice weather/light drizzle cruising tires as well as autocross and the track. And when ever the weather isn't looking so good for a while switch to the OEM wheels
My concern with the tires is if I get lazy or forget to check the weather and get caught out in a heavier rain, can I still safely drive the car with these tires if I drive carefully?
What do you guys think?
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