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Old 08-14-2009, 09:05 AM   #11
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they are 275/35-20.. what do you guys think i should have on these for the back. its a 20 inch rim
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they are 275/35-20.. what do you guys think i should have on these for the back. its a 20 inch rim
Front and back?
Staggared fitment?
Cant sec a tire unless you know the width and offset of the rim...
Not a fortune teller here.....
No ESP on my part....

275/25.4x.30x2+20x3.14=83.19763

63360/83.19763=761.5 revs per mile
those tires are smaller than OEM, thats
why the gap is so big round the fenderwells...
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Front and back?
Staggared fitment?
Cant sec a tire unless you know the width and offset of the rim...
Not a fortune teller here.....
No ESP on my part....

275/25.4x.30x2+20x3.14=83.19763

63360/83.19763=761.5 revs per mile
those tires are smaller than OEM, thats
why the gap is so big round the fenderwells...
Your math is incorrect?

275/35 20s are actually larger in diameter than stock (.35 not .30)

275/25.4x.35x2+20x3.14=86.64117

63360/86.64117=731.2 revs per mile

To the original poster, my Roush rear springs only dropped the rear of my car approx. .8 in, but it looks much better now.
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Old 08-14-2009, 04:20 PM   #14
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Rear rims are 20/9.5 and the tire is 275/35-20s.. sorry for not telling you guys that and to all the guys that like the roush rears thanks for letting me know..
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Thanks doogie65 just ordered a set from carparts.com 108 shipped.. thanks again man
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