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Re[2]: Tires

To: tigers@autox.team.net, lrw@aop.com (LARRY WRIGHT)
Subject: Re[2]: Tires
From: LeBrun@hii.hitachi.com
Date: Tue, 14 May 96 11:09:25 PST
     All;
     
         -I'm running on my TIGER the 16" Mustang GT TRX rims (you Metric
          "freaks" can go ahead & multiply it by 25.4!) with the 180/65
          Michelin's. Spacers are 1".
     
         -I have no scraping/rubbing/unexpected wear with this combination.
          Don't do many U-turns, but no scuffing from this either.
     
         -They look REAL nice & get PLENTY of comments everywhere I drive   
          it.
     
     
                             Phil LeBrun


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Subject: Re: Tires
Author:  lrw@aop.com (LARRY WRIGHT) at ~INTERNET
Date:    5/14/96 1:54 PM


     
   I find the 185/70-13 size particularly useful for those
applications where one just parks the car and looks
at it (yeah, yeah, just like I usually do). Gotta find 
some funds in the budget to upgrade to 205/60-13.
And these Yokohama A008's are supposed to be sticky, 
too.
   BTW, isn't 185 the stock size on Geo Metros or something? 
   Just my $.02, see my signature file below.
     
>>It's time for tires on the tiger. My question is: "What Size". I have 
>>some rather unique aluminum wheels made by Dunlop in the '60s. They are 
>>13 inches in dia. My question is what sizes can I run in both 60 and 70 
>>series? Thanks for the help.
     
>        The most common sizes are 185/70 and 205/60. How wide are the wheels 
>and do you know the backspace and/or offset?
     
Larry Wright, Maryland     "I can't get no-- Satis-traction" 
1964 Sunbeam Tiger Mk 1   (302/285, T-5)
1996 Nissan 200SX SE-R     ($TB, 17d BTDC)    
1992 Toyota pick-up               (Bilstein, Yoko AVS) 
ph 301.386.7979                      fax 301.386.5333 
and e-mail at home now!        Larry.Wright@mail.wdn.com
     


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