How much would swapping out the stock 255-65-18's effect the handling of the vehicle for a set of Z rated 255-50-18's?
They're from my old Mustang GT and about 8-32nds left over..
the stock RT AWD rims are 18x8.5, correct??
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255-50-18 not 10s lol
Last edited by 1FASTSOFA; 05-23-2012 at 12:51 PM.
They're a little shorter of course, but if you have a Predator you can reset the tire size so your speedometer reads right. It would be interesting to compare some 1/4 mi. runs before and after.
I used 245/45/18's for my track tires when road-racing my '07 AWD.![]()
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Sweet. I really don't like how these 265's ride on high speed. Feels like its floating rofl
You raced your 07 AWD?? You must have had a great suspension upgrade or at least better tires.. this thing gets scary at high speed lol
Before I get a blower or possibly do a motor swap, I seriously MUST upgrade the suspension somehow. I couldn't imagine 120 more hp and 150 more torque to the wheel.
Pretty sure the T case won't either..
I think the OEM wheels are 7.5" wide
Performance mods: Predator Tuner, Deleted Resonators, Custom Dual CAI, Toyo Proxes 4 245/45/20 tires
Visual Mods: Door Molding and Rear badges removed, LED Tails, 20"x8.5" American Racing Phantom Rims, Front upper/lower crosshairs deleted
Best ET:
60' - 2.08
1/8 Mile - 8.99 @ 78.55 MPH
1/4 Mile - 13.97 @ 99.7MPH
geez, small enough tires? lulz
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My bad, I meant to say small enough rims? lulz
I don't think I have ever owned a car recently with rims that size..


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