Tires, wheels.Will this work for a 97? (abs?)
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From: Boosted in Manhattan & Round Rock TX. President of the Non Club Club of Kansas and Round Rock , Not the flat part.
Tires, wheels.Will this work for a 97? (abs?)
I had them on a 92 and liked the setup, till i sold it. Will it work on my new 97?
Will it work with the abs
All four of the rims are 18x9.5. The offset is +56mm. The lug pattern is 5x120.65mm.
The tire size is 275/35ZR18 all 4
The vender says it will fit up to 2002, but will it work w/the abs?
Thanks for the help,
Paul
Will it work with the abs
All four of the rims are 18x9.5. The offset is +56mm. The lug pattern is 5x120.65mm.
The tire size is 275/35ZR18 all 4
The vender says it will fit up to 2002, but will it work w/the abs?
Thanks for the help,
Paul
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From: pawleys island sc
Paul,
Now you get into the debate about useing the same diameter wheel in the front and the back. Many members maintain that if you use the same size tire all around you will get TC and active handeling codes.The current thinking being that you need a min of 1/2 inch difference in diameter ( with the rears being bigger than the fronts).
However some highly respected members maintain that they are running all the same sizes and have no problems.Since you already have the rims and tires throw them on and see what happens ( the car won't run away from you ). If you start to get codes you'll know the reason why and you'll have to get larger rear tires like 295/35/18 or, better yet, 305/35/18.
Angelo
Now you get into the debate about useing the same diameter wheel in the front and the back. Many members maintain that if you use the same size tire all around you will get TC and active handeling codes.The current thinking being that you need a min of 1/2 inch difference in diameter ( with the rears being bigger than the fronts).
However some highly respected members maintain that they are running all the same sizes and have no problems.Since you already have the rims and tires throw them on and see what happens ( the car won't run away from you ). If you start to get codes you'll know the reason why and you'll have to get larger rear tires like 295/35/18 or, better yet, 305/35/18.
Angelo
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From: Boosted in Manhattan & Round Rock TX. President of the Non Club Club of Kansas and Round Rock , Not the flat part.
I sold the 18s w/my 92. I was thinking if it worked well I would get a new set, the price is pretty good.
The rims are like yours, 99vettbabycar. Nice looking car btw.
Paul
The rims are like yours, 99vettbabycar. Nice looking car btw.
Paul
Last edited by unionlandlord; Dec 15, 2006 at 08:47 PM.
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From: pawleys island sc
Next set will be 275/35 and 305/35.
