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The only thing is i need more rubber,it has 195's on it at the moment and i really don't want to get bigger wheels, as i like the ones i have.
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I want to know how much
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Any help will be greatfully appreciated
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mr2mk1chick wrote:maybe go for a really good tyre compound too, rather than keep going wider(and prob weird handling)
Advan Neovos(sp?) maybe?.
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System-G wrote:mr2mk1chick wrote:maybe go for a really good tyre compound too, rather than keep going wider(and prob weird handling)
Advan Neovos(sp?) maybe?.
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Yup Yokohama Advan Neovo(LTS)
- the ones designed for the Lotus Elise Fronts.
But expect to pay about
£90/corner
Ollie @ Skyinsurance wrote:Would stretched/wider tyres on fairly standard size 15" wheel really effect the handling?
mr2mk1chick wrote:maybe go for a really good tyre compound too, rather than keep going wider(and prob weird handling)
Advan Neovos(sp?) maybe?.
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eRATic wrote:Marangoni Zeta linea tyres are what i will be using next on my 1.5.They are supposed to be very good.
i run on 195/50/15s no problem with grip.
like i said on two brutal learn the car and the power delivery.
youdon't need to go to really wide wheels and tyres.
try a 205 on the rear but the rolling changes and you might run into clearence problems if you have changed your suspension.
like you i want to keep the car looking standard( bar 2 side sccops
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