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Old Sep 1, 2012 | 07:06 PM
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Just picked up a set of 15" rota slipstreams , The front tires are 205/50/15 Nitto Neo Gens, The rear are 195/50/r15 Nitto Nt450. There going on my 96 EX. I have used to have 205's the whole way around, I dont wanna change the tires because there brand new, Anyone running this set-up? If so is it a okay set-up? Any reason they would have chose the 195's on the back? Thanks guys
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Old Sep 2, 2012 | 08:23 AM
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Over 150 veiws and no one has ran this same setup??
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Default Re: 205/50R15 Up front , 195/50/R50 in back?

The 195/50s are shorter/narrower/probably cheaper than the 205s. One of those answers the questions as to why they were on there and whether or not it's a "setup".

You'll be fine. Either size is technically too short for a 96 EX so your speedo will be off. But not by anything major. Since the factory speedos are notoriously inaccurate anyway, you're not giving up much. The 195/50 might look kinda dumb, however.
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