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Best tyre size for r33gtst to make it look straight flush?

Something along the lines of this ..

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3318/5846902164_eb2f82c38c_o.jpg

my friend has suggested 265/35x18 + 235/40x18

OR

front and rear 235/40x18

rims size im looking at is

18x8.5+18x9.5 apparo that nice flush? not 100% sure though is all

post pics of your ride and tyre size so i can decide, if you guys got photos :)

thx!

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The car in the picture you attached is 18x10.5 (+15) w/235/40 tire in the rear, and 17×9.5 (-2 (20mm adapter)) up front w/215/45 Bridgestone Potenza tires

Thread: http://www.stancenation.com/2011/02/21/teenage-dream/

No need for people to post up pics here theres a whole thread below dedicated to offset etc...

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/84208-wheel-sizes-offsets-for-skylines/

cheers :)

The car in the picture you attached is 18x10.5 (+15) w/235/40 tire in the rear, and 17×9.5 (-2 (20mm adapter)) up front w/215/45 Bridgestone Potenza tires

Thread: http://www.stancenat.../teenage-dream/

No need for people to post up pics here theres a whole thread below dedicated to offset etc...

http://www.skylinesa...s-for-skylines/

sorry to hyjack, But what rubber would i need to fit over a set of Size: 18x8.0 Offset: +30mm are 225/45-18 my only option?

235/40/18 is the correct size both rim width and rolling diameter. Plus it's a common size = cheap.

R33 GTR rims with 255/40 17.

This is good.

255's? Even 245's look too large on a 9.

245/40R17 is too short and 245/45R17 is too tall IMO, why would you run a 245?

sorry to hyjack, But what rubber would i need to fit over a set of Size: 18x8.0 Offset: +30mm are 225/45-18 my only option?

235/40/18 is the correct size both rim width and rolling diameter. Plus it's a common size = cheap.

I'd say 225/40R18. Will sit on the 8" wide rim marginally better and should be closer to the rolling circumference of a 225/50R16 and a 205/55R16 tyre which is O.E on an R33 GTS-T

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