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Unofficial Big-Wheel Thread: 18/18 and 18/19 - the future for NSX tire sizes
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I was recently made aware that there is a PSS available in 225/35/18! Apparently it is not on tire rack.
In case anyone still looks here.
In case anyone still looks here.
Any idea where you can find these for purchase online? Went to a couple sites and didn't see them for sale. Would love these as my new set
I was recently made aware that there is a PSS available in 225/35/18! Apparently it is not on tire rack.
In case anyone still looks here.
Really??? Its about time!!!
I wouldn't put a 295 PSS on a 10" wheel.
I wouldn't put a 295 PSS on a 10" wheel.
Billy are you considering making high-clearance fender liners?
In progress...taking forever. Maybe by the end of next month.
Thanks.. I will standing by. Seems much better than the spray liner.
My BC Forged wheels were made with 225/40 fronts in mind. I went with 18x8.5 +44 and 19x9.5 +35. The front I wanted to be able to dial in with a spacer if necessary.
Currently I have Pirelli Zero Nero GT tires in 225/35 and 275/30 with stock fenders & liners. No issues but these are my interim tires. I am thinking RS3 or maybe Michelins.
It is nice to see the PSS arrive in 225/35 but I like having more sidewall height so that is more of a fallback plan.
My BC Forged wheels were made with 225/40 fronts in mind. I went with 18x8.5 +44 and 19x9.5 +35. The front I wanted to be able to dial in with a spacer if necessary.
Currently I have Pirelli Zero Nero GT tires in 225/35 and 275/30 with stock fenders & liners. No issues but these are my interim tires. I am thinking RS3 or maybe Michelins.
It is nice to see the PSS arrive in 225/35 but I like having more sidewall height so that is more of a fallback plan.
IIRC the pirellis have a really small overall diameter for that size. Pirellis seem to have a small sidewall in general...
[MENTION=30599]prym8[/MENTION], in your current setup are you running with no spacers?
.the horror...................
Yeah I am not sure how this compares to others (there are very few other 225/35 tire choices as we all know). The front on a 8.5" is stretched a bit too.
225/35-18 front OD: 24.1"
275/30-19 rear OD: 25.4"
That is according to Tire Rack.
Anyway these Nero Zero GTs aren't anything great so back to discussing bigger/better tires..
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Yes. No rubbing, with KW V3.
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Anyone here running the Michelin pilot sport cup 2 in 235/40-18 in front?
Seems this is the smallest front size in the cup 2s.
Seems this is the smallest front size in the cup 2s.
For the rear Sport Cup 2 in 275-35 what is up with the 'Mercedes' sizing? I searched a bit and couldn't figure it out.
What couldn't you figure out?
What 'MO Mercedes' means in the specs.
It was designed for a certain Mercedes model. You can have multiple tires of the same listed size having varying (actual) tread widths, construction, compound, etc... Since the 275/35-19 is only available in the Mercedes version, that's what you haveto go with. When there are multiple options in a size, you need to look at the actual tread widths and section widths on tire rack to make a decision.
Could someone kindly post the link at tirerack showing the measurements for tire OD?
I didn't see it here
http://m.tirerack.com/tires/TireDetailsServlet?tireMake=Michelin&tireModel=Pilot+Sport+Cup+2
I didn't see it here
http://m.tirerack.com/tires/TireDetailsServlet?tireMake=Michelin&tireModel=Pilot+Sport+Cup+2
So of course, they don't have the OD for the 235/40-18. Boooooooooooooooooo
Probably the same as the pss
rear 19x12 on 305:
Front 18x8.5
Front 18x8.5
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The Clarion NSX build uses a 225/40/18 front Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tire.
I'm curious how this works (ignoring TCS issues)
Notice it's on the DF fenders
I'm curious how this works (ignoring TCS issues)
Notice it's on the DF fenders
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