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Old 03-05-2008, 07:37 PM   #1
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KA Drag/ Auto-X/ Looks- tire size opinions

Im looking for some opinions on what tire sizes I should run on my soon to ka-t. I know there are plenty of stickys on this stuff which I looked over. The car will basically be an all around car, but no drifting for me. I plan on mostly drag racing, but also some auto-x and I want it to look decent all at the same time.
Im already pretty set on fn01rc's 17x10 +12 in the rear and 17x9 +15 in the front. I have the b-magic widebody kit w/ 30mm overfenders for the rear to help with fitment. Id rather not run any negative camber if possible.
So, im thinking either 255/40-17 or 265/35-17 for the rear. And either 235/40-17 or 245/40-17 in the front. All of these are pretty close to the stock wheel diameter which is pretty important to me because I dont want to loose any acceleration due to larger dia. wheel/tire combo.

So, which combo would you guys run for a good compromise between handling, launching, accelerating, and looking pretty pimp all at once.

Oh, and car will be making ~350-400 hp on high boost... I hope.
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Search the wheel fitment thread, tons of pics with wheel and tire specs too. Then you can decide what you want by actually seeing them on another car.
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There are lots of stuff in those thread. But looking at pics is not always the best option.

I was running 10-12psi on a AMS GT32.

I run 235/40/17 on the front. Works good.

I have ran 255/40/17 RT615s. I needed way more grip. I now use a 275/40. Grip is better but it increase my understeer. I plan to switch to a 245 or 255 on the front when I need new front tires.


A good auto-x tire is ussually not the best drag tire. At least the RT615 is that way.
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