Please help me out (TIRES)
03-02-2005, 05:59 PM
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Re: Please help me out (civicVX)
So 195-205/50's for the 15! Thanks very much, thats very helpfull... What about on the 16x7? Those are my only two sizes, YOU ROCK! 
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Re: Please help me out (EGtenchu)
i sawy 205/50/15 is better because i have 195/50/15 n my car doesnt have powersteering so wen i drive it feels bumpy but after wen i try on the 205 there is a differents u feel smoother wen driving n turning is easy on u
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Re: Please help me out (EGtenchu)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by EGtenchu »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">So 195-205/50's for the 15! Thanks very much, thats very helpfull... What about on the 16x7? Those are my only two sizes, YOU ROCK! </TD></TR></TABLE>
205-40-16 is pretty much the only size i would use.
BTW there are several 195/45/15 available. they look awesome and help on the acceleration, but they eat up gas and are $$$, also the car will sit real low. a DX tranny may benefit, but B series guys willl probably not like doing 5500 RPM while cruising at 100 kph/60 mph.
</TD></TR></TABLE>205-40-16 is pretty much the only size i would use.
BTW there are several 195/45/15 available. they look awesome and help on the acceleration, but they eat up gas and are $$$, also the car will sit real low. a DX tranny may benefit, but B series guys willl probably not like doing 5500 RPM while cruising at 100 kph/60 mph.
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