325/25/20 re post
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325/25/20 re post
My apologies to the mods for a repost, but I have gotten more bites fishing for great white sharks in a ditch than I had with this thread in the C5 General section.
Does anyone have these size tires on the rears without mini-tubbing.
I think Andy (FLATOUT) is trying to sneak one by me to get more traction than me so he can post in this section that a 550+ rwhp car outran a 750+rwhp car
Does anyone have these size tires on the rears without mini-tubbing.
I think Andy (FLATOUT) is trying to sneak one by me to get more traction than me so he can post in this section that a 550+ rwhp car outran a 750+rwhp car
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My apologies to the mods for a repost, but I have gotten more bites fishing for great white sharks in a ditch than I had with this thread in the C5 General section.
Does anyone have these size tires on the rears without mini-tubbing.
I think Andy (FLATOUT) is trying to sneak one by me to get more traction than me so he can post in this section that a 550+ rwhp car outran a 750+rwhp car
Does anyone have these size tires on the rears without mini-tubbing.
I think Andy (FLATOUT) is trying to sneak one by me to get more traction than me so he can post in this section that a 550+ rwhp car outran a 750+rwhp car
I would be looking for some 18's and tub.
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My apologies to the mods for a repost, but I have gotten more bites fishing for great white sharks in a ditch than I had with this thread in the C5 General section.
Does anyone have these size tires on the rears without mini-tubbing.
I think Andy (FLATOUT) is trying to sneak one by me to get more traction than me so he can post in this section that a 550+ rwhp car outran a 750+rwhp car
Does anyone have these size tires on the rears without mini-tubbing.
I think Andy (FLATOUT) is trying to sneak one by me to get more traction than me so he can post in this section that a 550+ rwhp car outran a 750+rwhp car
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You might want to look at the Toyo R888's in 19's or MT in 18's as they are close in diameter to the 20's so you would still get the overall tire diameter.
I had 335/25 x 20's on my car w/maggie and could turn the tires on demand, absolutely no low-end traction (PS2's).
I had 335/25 x 20's on my car w/maggie and could turn the tires on demand, absolutely no low-end traction (PS2's).
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I know Andy has removed his brake duct..... so that might be your answer. If you are willing to remove the duct then you can get them to tuck!! I am such the poet!!!!!!!!!!!!
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.My current 305's have alot of life yet so, I may go 325 or even 345 with a mini tub. (Mod Day)
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My apologies to the mods for a repost, but I have gotten more bites fishing for great white sharks in a ditch than I had with this thread in the C5 General section.
Does anyone have these size tires on the rears without mini-tubbing.
I think Andy (FLATOUT) is trying to sneak one by me to get more traction than me so he can post in this section that a 550+ rwhp car outran a 750+rwhp car
Does anyone have these size tires on the rears without mini-tubbing.
I think Andy (FLATOUT) is trying to sneak one by me to get more traction than me so he can post in this section that a 550+ rwhp car outran a 750+rwhp car
HAHAH WTH! How did I miss this thread
You goober LOL! I am currently running a 335 Michelin on my 18's with no minitub, so with my new 20's I just didn't want to lose too much meat so I went with the 325 Pirelli P Zero Nero.
John your car is a Missile!
Mini tub would be nice!
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The only size I see advertized is a 305/35/20 which is probably too tall. I would buy if they had 305/30/20. Did you make a mistake or is this a new tire?
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