265/40/18's
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265/40/18's
Has anyone tried to run them? I remember a Guy a while ago running nt-05 tires in that size but don't remember if they rubbed or not. Got an awesome deal on some Mickey's.
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Ive seen some 255s posted on here.
Heres a link to a guy that ran 255s on 17's....
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/auto...rrived-242175/
But if you want a good answer from one of the best people when it comes to deltas hit up the op in this thead. This guy he should have a good answer for you. He also makes some very nice parts for these cars! .
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/whee...-9-5-a-214630/
Heres a link to a guy that ran 255s on 17's....
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/auto...rrived-242175/
But if you want a good answer from one of the best people when it comes to deltas hit up the op in this thead. This guy he should have a good answer for you. He also makes some very nice parts for these cars! .
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/whee...-9-5-a-214630/
245/40/18 will rub on with certain tires on a 18x9. all depends on the sidewall design and your ride height. stock ride height or a slight drop will be fine but too low you will need body work to tuck them enough. 18x9.5 is big and will require some body work. the redlines are a lot more forgiving then the cobalts and johns fenders and quarters are rolled.
245/40/18 will rub on with certain tires on a 18x9. all depends on the sidewall design and your ride height. stock ride height or a slight drop will be fine but too low you will need body work to tuck them enough. 18x9.5 is big and will require some body work. the redlines are a lot more forgiving then the cobalts and johns fenders and quarters are rolled.
Im not sure of a cobalt running an 18x9.5 currently.
think most are on 18x8's. But john will be able to advise him.
when i had h&r springs on there(looks only) i rubbed with both the continentals and the re-11s. with the stance coilovers i still rubbed but i was at almost the same ride height. both 225/40/18.
john and i have dicussed this indept.....unless you do body work your not getting 9.5" rim in there period. a 18x9" rim witha 35mm offset is doable with rolled lips and 245s which will have a very slight stretch
when i had h&r springs on there(looks only) i rubbed with both the continentals and the re-11s. with the stance coilovers i still rubbed but i was at almost the same ride height. both 225/40/18.
when i had h&r springs on there(looks only) i rubbed with both the continentals and the re-11s. with the stance coilovers i still rubbed but i was at almost the same ride height. both 225/40/18.
it really depends....the sidewall comes into play some dont some do...ones i know do are the star specs and re11s for sure. what are you dropped on? i wouldnt put 245s on a 7.5" rim though.
will not work on the stock 8in wide rim.....
for a drag set up 265 is as high as id go but you wont be able to turn for crap!!
street and daily drivability id stick with no bigger than a 235/40
for a drag set up 265 is as high as id go but you wont be able to turn for crap!!
street and daily drivability id stick with no bigger than a 235/40
Yeah the tires will fit its just a bit too wide on the wheel to be optimal but it works and looks good.
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