will a 315 fit?
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You might be able to squeeze it in---probably will need a
spacer and probably will stick out beyond the fender. Alot
of guys like that look, I DON'T.
spacer and probably will stick out beyond the fender. Alot
of guys like that look, I DON'T.
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I ran 315's on a 12" rear without sticking out...but I had a custom offset done.
I say go with a proper wheel fit if you're gonna do it.
And a more practical view...
I say go with a proper wheel fit if you're gonna do it.
And a more practical view...
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I run 315's on stock Zo6 rear wheels on a lowered car without fit or rubbing problems of any kind. They do not require a spacer. The tires are Kumho V710 race tires. If you are considering a 315, go to the manufacturers web site and get the exact size specs and compare them with the Kumho, if close, they should fit fine. Regardless of what anyone says, there are often substantial differences in actual sizes between different tire manufacturers. A 315 sized Bridgestone can have as much as 1/2" difference in dimension when compared to a Goodyear or Firestone.
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I run 315's on stock Zo6 rear wheels on a lowered car without fit or rubbing problems of any kind. They do not require a spacer. The tires are Kumho V710 race tires. If you are considering a 315, go to the manufacturers web site and get the exact size specs and compare them with the Kumho, if close, they should fit fine. Regardless of what anyone says, there are often substantial differences in actual sizes between different tire manufacturers. A 315 sized Bridgestone can have as much as 1/2" difference in dimension when compared to a Goodyear or Firestone.