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Rubyred17

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Well the CS21 wheels arrived and are awesome. Very nice finish and I trial fitted a front one to make sure it cleared the caliper. It did, but it’s very close

Now tires.....I don’t track the car so I was looking for something that had good grip, was quiet (so I can hear the exhaust), and low tramlining

A local shop has a new set of Pilot Sport 4s in stock in 305-30-19 and I am thinking about going that route. I know tires are as debatable as oil but I would appreciate any thoughts on the tire/wheel combo

Also- the test fit pic

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4s is the "new" super sport, very good for street and top choice for the one lap of america drivers in recent past... I've not used them, but a buddy is running them on his gt350 and loves them.

30 series though will leave a fender gap unless you do springs, but it's not "bad".....
 

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The Michelin 4s are highly recommended. Lots of people run the 305/30R19. Look through the aggressive wheel fitment thread to get some ideas. I am sure you did the research on offsets before ordering, so all should be good to go. You will likely have a pretty big fender gap, unless you plan to lower.
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