falken azenis on 13 in stock steelies?
right now im autocrossing on 15in slips with 195/50 es100.......they are my daily tires too so i was thinkin to put some azenis on my old steelies and run them on the track.....good or bad idea....any advice? thanx
Azenis are fine on steelies. Why wouldn't they be? Wheels are wheels.
But you're going to have to at least find yourself a set of 14" steelies and buy 195/60-14 Azenis, because as JeffS stated, Falken does not make the Azenis Sport in a 13" size (though I'm sure there are many STS drivers who would kill for Azenis in 225/45-13 . . . ).
But you're going to have to at least find yourself a set of 14" steelies and buy 195/60-14 Azenis, because as JeffS stated, Falken does not make the Azenis Sport in a 13" size (though I'm sure there are many STS drivers who would kill for Azenis in 225/45-13 . . . ).
**** i coulda swore i saw some fool on here rockin a set on his EF......huh.....any tire that would fit those things that i could track....thanx
You'd probably be better off finding someone giving away a set of 14" steelies, then buy Azenis for those... or find a used set of wheels with good tires on them.
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Yokohama A032R can be found in a 13" size . . . I've also seen people cramming 225 Hoosiers onto the stock-sized 13x5" wheels on CRX DXes.
I agree with JeffS again though, 14" steelies are rediculously cheap and so are 195/60-14 Azenis. I'd personally go that direction, unless you want to be legal for Stock class or something . . .
Yokohama A032R can be found in a 13" size . . . I've also seen people cramming 225 Hoosiers onto the stock-sized 13x5" wheels on CRX DXes.
I agree with JeffS again though, 14" steelies are rediculously cheap and so are 195/60-14 Azenis. I'd personally go that direction, unless you want to be legal for Stock class or something . . .
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Or find some cheap 14x6 wheels, the little bit of extra width compared with steelies may be better. Not too hard to find. 6.5 or 7" wide ones are harder.
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