[Shotimes] Wheels and Tires?

[Carl Prochilo]

You can mount 225/50 or 225/55s on the slicers.

Wheel options are limited.  TireRack is a useful resource to see some
options.  If you decide to go with a 96 brake upgrade (per your other
post), you can still go with 16" wheels (they need a 38mm to 42mm positive
offset and 5x108mm bolt pattern).

If you eventually decide to firm up the suspension with solid subframe
bushings and poly bushings on the other suspension parts, I don't
recommend buying 17" wheels.
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Cheers,
Carl Prochilo
1992 Ultra Red Crimson

Matt Geer said:
> I currently have the stock rims with some goodyear 215-60-16's on them.
> They are z rated, but at only 215mm they don't hold the weight of the car
> very well. I would like to go as wide as possible and still have clearance
> (no cutting). My goals: 1st - performance, 2nd - performance, 3rd - cost,
> 4th - ride comfort. I don't want to go to something like a 35 series tire,
> yet... I am thinking that I can sacrifice the top end speed for some more
> useable torque at lower speeds by sticking with the 16's and lowering the
> ratio.  Suggestions? Experiences?
>
> Also, who makes rims that fit? Are there any take offs that fit (ie -
> cobra, etc.)?
>
> Thanks again!
>
>
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