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I am currently running ARH 1 7/8" without cats. Waiting on delivery of my ECS and Alky Control kits. Looking for some tires to fit the z51 wheels. I will go to the drag strip once or twice but virtually all driving will take place on the streets. Thanks in advance.
I spoke to TireRack and they told me that those tires wouldn't work with the Z51 wheels. Something about the overall tire diameter needing to be only a 1inch difference between front and rears or the "computers" in the car would not be able to manage the torque properly.
I spoke to TireRack and they told me that those tires wouldn't work with the Z51 wheels. Something about the overall tire diameter needing to be only a 1inch difference between front and rears or the "computers" in the car would not be able to manage the torque properly.
Forgive me for my ignorance on the subject.
We have used them plenty of times with out a problem. I see them a lot on C7's. Tire rack will also tell you anything other than the stock size wont work.
We have used them plenty of times with out a problem. I see them a lot on C7's. Tire rack will also tell you anything other than the stock size wont work.
Fair enough. Any idea for how long they are meant to last given the driving conditions I originally listed?
I spoke to TireRack and they told me that those tires wouldn't work with the Z51 wheels. Something about the overall tire diameter needing to be only a 1inch difference between front and rears or the "computers" in the car would not be able to manage the torque properly.
Forgive me for my ignorance on the subject.
Currently running them. The rear is 285/35/20 instead of 30 for the profile. They hook quite well at track but they do hummm some on the street.
I have the exact same set up as you. I went with the nitto 555r's in the size 305-35-20 and they rubbed bad. Every turn and/or bump they would rub. They even rubbed while my car was on a dyno. At first I thought it was the width that was causing the rubbing but it was actually the thickness. You basically cannot use a larger diameter tire than the stock ones or they will rub. Just a little heads up so that you don't make the same mistake I did!
Roughly how many miles do you have on them?
Are you running a different tire up front?
So far about 300 miles. I have been to the track and brought my 1/4 time down by .6 with just the tire change. Flooding rain tonight I got caught in and the r888's did great.
Originally Posted by Elite '14
The exhaust makes all of that hummmm just disappear!!!
I have the exact same set up as you. I went with the nitto 555r's in the size 305-35-20 and they rubbed bad. Every turn and/or bump they would rub. They even rubbed while my car was on a dyno. At first I thought it was the width that was causing the rubbing but it was actually the thickness. You basically cannot use a larger diameter tire than the stock ones or they will rub. Just a little heads up so that you don't make the same mistake I did!
I am not sure on a lowered car but mine is at stock ride height with 285/35/20 and I have a good inch before they would rub.
Originally Posted by Skunkworks
R888 are a great tire, but don't expect miracles if you have enough power. That being said I have R888 but Hoosier A6 or R6 is better.
True but they hook with little 600rwhp. Went from a 2.3 60ft to 1.8.