215/40/17s on 8j rims will they be ok ?
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Perfect for an 8j wheel mate, will be fine, and assuming they are going on your Saph you won't have any clearance issues
If you can, go for 235's on the back, again they will still be fine on an 8j wheel
If you can, go for 235's on the back, again they will still be fine on an 8j wheel
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ive got gaz coilovers and it looks like there height adjustable got what looks like a threaded ring at the top and bottom of the spring so would adjust i assume but i just cant be arsed i just wana drive the thing
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Get it set-up nicely and it'll be even more fun to drive
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i think alan rainbow used it mainly for track days and it is perfect on a flat road, but once i get on a country lane its awful, feels good all round with dampening a bit softer just herific tyre rubbing. if i cant get it how i want it with the narrower tyres il have to give mike a ring and get it sorted.
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ive had 215s all round before on 71/2j s and it was good, its only skittish because ive got my suspension set so hard to stop my arches shredding my tyres so with narrower tyres hopefully wont catch arches
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Sorry to jump on this thread I am thinking of fitting 17x8j to my RS500 i am worried that the 8j will be do wide and catch the front arches.I think the rear will be ok,just concerned about the fronts really.The wheels I am referring to are an ET30.i WAS THINKING OF A 235/40/17 REAR AND 215/40/17 for the fronts.Any advice would be great,remember it's a 3dr not a sapphire.
Many thanks.Lee.
Many thanks.Lee.
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