Can someone tell me how i can fit 235 60 15 on a crx
i am trying to run my car in the radial class and everyone i have talked to said that i can not fit 235 60 15 on my crx can someone point me in the right direction to getting these tire to fit on my car
please post pics also
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Yea I just don't see that fitting in there.
A 235/60/15 is almost 3" taller than the stock size tire and pretty wide too.
Yea I just don't see that fitting in there.
A 235/60/15 is almost 3" taller than the stock size tire and pretty wide too.
I have 205 40 17 wheels on my crx, they are a tight fit, occassionally they do rub, I do believe that you can buy spacers I don't think that that's what theyre called , but they are mounted onto the hub first, & then you can mount u'r tire onto them, I v've seen a mazda 323 with that & does make the car look RUDE!!
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by crxvtecturbo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i am trying to run my car in the radial class and everyone i have talked to said that i can not fit 235 60 15 on my crx can someone point me in the right direction to getting these tire to fit on my car
please post pics also</TD></TR></TABLE>
Is the "radial class" some sort of drag racing or circle track class? Are there any other restrictions for the tire DOT approval/treadwear rating/etc.? Are you choosing this size for width or height/gearing or both? Can't you find something with a shorter sidewall that gives you as much/more grip (I'm assuming longitudinal grip rather than lateral is desired)?
As previously noted, 235-60-15 is ~26.1" O.D., stock the CRX came with a ~22.8" O.D. That +3" increase is going to require a lot of work... assuming this is only for the front:
1) Lower the car at least ~1.5" to compensate for the increase in ride height. I assume FWD drag guys still require a low Cg in the front.
2) You're also loosing ~1.5" fender well clearance... Remove the fender linner/splashguard. Then cut the front fenders/cut & add flares/have a replacement flared fender made (custom). You might even have to cut the back part of the front bumper skin, I think the front wheel opening is smaller than 26.1". Or just use one of those one-piece wide front ends.
3) Also previously noted, you'll need to get some wheels with a very, very low offset. Probably lower than what you'd normally need because @ ~26.1" O.D. you run the risk of hitting the bend in the knuckle where the upper balljoint is located.
4) Now because you did #1 and the tire is so tall, the upper control arm might be hitting the upper frame rail. So you might have to cut out some of the frame/unibody like the way people who airbag their cars do.
please post pics also</TD></TR></TABLE>
Is the "radial class" some sort of drag racing or circle track class? Are there any other restrictions for the tire DOT approval/treadwear rating/etc.? Are you choosing this size for width or height/gearing or both? Can't you find something with a shorter sidewall that gives you as much/more grip (I'm assuming longitudinal grip rather than lateral is desired)?
As previously noted, 235-60-15 is ~26.1" O.D., stock the CRX came with a ~22.8" O.D. That +3" increase is going to require a lot of work... assuming this is only for the front:
1) Lower the car at least ~1.5" to compensate for the increase in ride height. I assume FWD drag guys still require a low Cg in the front.
2) You're also loosing ~1.5" fender well clearance... Remove the fender linner/splashguard. Then cut the front fenders/cut & add flares/have a replacement flared fender made (custom). You might even have to cut the back part of the front bumper skin, I think the front wheel opening is smaller than 26.1". Or just use one of those one-piece wide front ends.
3) Also previously noted, you'll need to get some wheels with a very, very low offset. Probably lower than what you'd normally need because @ ~26.1" O.D. you run the risk of hitting the bend in the knuckle where the upper balljoint is located.
4) Now because you did #1 and the tire is so tall, the upper control arm might be hitting the upper frame rail. So you might have to cut out some of the frame/unibody like the way people who airbag their cars do.
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