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Speaking of gay shit.

Surely spacing the wheels out that much would ruin the suspension geometry. Looks like it has downs syndrome.

in a rational world yes that is gay. but in this case you are dealing with bosozoku mentality... think rat rods in america. defies logic, yet is still considered cool.

As much as you guys have ragged on them..

Im still goin to be getting 205's on my R32 GTR rims..

and guess what?

Ill still be happy with them.. even after reading this thread..

:whistling:

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we spell it tires over on this side of the pond :)

you're canadian! :cheers: you should spell it "tyres" like the rest of the colonies... we speak english, not american.

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On my current car, i run 225/40/18 on a 9" rim. We tried stretching a 215/40/18 on there but it was a no-go as it popped off. Needed to be a 45 profile for it to work.

The 215/45 will fit easily on a 8"

any pics of this. i have xd9's 18 x 9'' front 18 x 10'' rear was thinking 225/40/18 front and 245/40/18 rear. with some good tyres

thoughts people???

thread revival FTW

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