Sargonnas
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2017 GT w/ PP, would this setup work, and what kind of spacers would I need if any?
I'd like to bump the back up to 11", and figured I'd go with AMRs replica wheel since I like the design. I'd then toss the original rears on the front, and do probably a 305/30r19 in the rear and 275/30r19 in the front. From what I've read, these should fit, but I know little about offsets, and can't quite picture in my head if everything would look right.
I'm currently on the stock sizes with Continental ExtremeContact all weathers I think, which have had a fantastic lifespan, but scare the crap out of me when I go to accelerate out of any turn, like getting onto an onramp; no traction at all on these slick Texas roads. I'm looking at a set of PS 4s', but they tend to be backordered. Is there anything else you all would recommend? I had the Ventus V12s on a V6, and liked them, but that was also just a V6. Actually liked them a bit more than the PSSs I had on it.. less squishy, and slightly better traction off the line (street driving). Never liked any Pirellis.
I'd like to bump the back up to 11", and figured I'd go with AMRs replica wheel since I like the design. I'd then toss the original rears on the front, and do probably a 305/30r19 in the rear and 275/30r19 in the front. From what I've read, these should fit, but I know little about offsets, and can't quite picture in my head if everything would look right.
I'm currently on the stock sizes with Continental ExtremeContact all weathers I think, which have had a fantastic lifespan, but scare the crap out of me when I go to accelerate out of any turn, like getting onto an onramp; no traction at all on these slick Texas roads. I'm looking at a set of PS 4s', but they tend to be backordered. Is there anything else you all would recommend? I had the Ventus V12s on a V6, and liked them, but that was also just a V6. Actually liked them a bit more than the PSSs I had on it.. less squishy, and slightly better traction off the line (street driving). Never liked any Pirellis.
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