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#42
Drifting
Apparently they are the same tire company and size but the new r888r is a little wider.... no two tires fit the same in a size. Some are a little taller and wider
it seems that when lowered on the stock bolts the front will rub. I have not bought them yet but this is what my research is showing. Now I am stuck... I want the r888r for the rear and either have to source another Toyo tire for the front , go with the 265 r888r, or scrap Toyo all together.
it seems that when lowered on the stock bolts the front will rub. I have not bought them yet but this is what my research is showing. Now I am stuck... I want the r888r for the rear and either have to source another Toyo tire for the front , go with the 265 r888r, or scrap Toyo all together.
#43
Melting Slicks
Apparently they are the same tire company and size but the new r888r is a little wider.... no two tires fit the same in a size. Some are a little taller and wider
it seems that when lowered on the stock bolts the front will rub. I have not bought them yet but this is what my research is showing. Now I am stuck... I want the r888r for the rear and either have to source another Toyo tire for the front , go with the 265 r888r, or scrap Toyo all together.
it seems that when lowered on the stock bolts the front will rub. I have not bought them yet but this is what my research is showing. Now I am stuck... I want the r888r for the rear and either have to source another Toyo tire for the front , go with the 265 r888r, or scrap Toyo all together.