I'm putting these on the 2000. So it sounds like the 265 is the theoretical better fit. Anyone know real world outside diameter of the PSS in any of these sizes?
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Possibly but not necessarily.Tire rack shows that the 275 is a pound lighter than the 265. That must be a typo, right?
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So it looks like in the end, I'm going to do a custom wide body on my car. A few things fell in to place to allow it to happen and it just solves a lot of problems (and I like the looks). Gonna go with 245/35-18 and 305/30-19. Based on my calculations that gives me a ration of 1.059 which, is somewhat acceptable I think for my NA1 NSX. These wheels are on their way.. and should fit the tires fine:
I'll also be getting a set of "show" wheels as well for daily driving that will be sponsored as the car may be going to SEMA if it can be done on time. Trying to make a car good for a show and good for the track is not easy, but I'm up for the challenge.
Probably not me. Mine is red with silver wheels. Looked like this until yesterday. I just put back on my 18/19 Enkeis.
You've been around long enough, you should know the car has KW ClubSports.Looking good. What suspension?
Still doing testing and seeing what's needed to make it work. I would suggest a 225/40-18 over the 235/40-18.I'm amazed by the size upfront!
Doesn't it rub everywhere?
You've been around long enough, you should know the car has KW ClubSports.
Still doing testing and seeing what's needed to make it work. I would suggest a 225/40-18 over the 235/40-18.
Reviving an important thread after finally getting my car back!
Front: 235/40-18 on a 18x8.5+39
Rear: 275/35-18 on a 19x10 +29 (+35 in the first 2 picture)
Downforce 6mm front fenders, 8mm rear fenders.
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I don't have front liners and will be going to a 245/35-18 front on a 9-9.5" front wheel. the "40" sidewall rubs the inner chassis at full lock, and will rub over bumps if you're really low. I raised the car 0.5" and no longer rub, but I want the car lower so need to go down on tire diameter.I am running 215/275 35/18s all around. No rubbing. No TCS.
I am thinking of increasing the sidewall to 40 all around to help with the harsh ride. I am running KWV3s at the moment too.
Based on Ken's calculator and % explanation, I shouldn't trigger TCS with the increase to 40. But...will they fit under the car with liners? I sure hope so.