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Old 01-23-2006, 12:22 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Anyone running 225/50/16?

I would like to run these tire sizes on Rota Grids w/ 40mm offset. Just want to know if I'll run in to rubbing issues. These won't go on until I put in some Teins, so I'll have some extra room. These are intended for a 98SE. If anyone has used this size on their B14 and can offer any advice, I'll appreciate it. If I can't go that big, then I'll come down to 215/50/16.
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Old 01-23-2006, 01:41 AM   #2 (permalink)
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shouldn't be a problem
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Old 01-23-2006, 12:50 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I haven't tried it so I can't say for sure, but they *may* rub the wheelwells in the front when you turn the wheel all the way at that offset. The rears should be fine.
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Old 01-23-2006, 02:12 PM   #4 (permalink)
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i am running that exact tire size, my tires were rubbing on the struts WITHOUT even turning on my wheels, the problem is I dont know the offset of my wheels, I put 5 mm spacers in front and they dont rub at all any more.
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I have 215 45 16 Toyo T1S on 16 x 7.5 Kosei K1's with a 38 MM offset. No rubbing...
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Old 02-13-2006, 04:01 PM   #6 (permalink)
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225-40-16 toyo t1-r on enkei or52's... 40mm offsett IIRC... Only rubbing i have noticed is on the inner fender well when the wheel is all the way turned.

on a 16 inch rim the reccomended size is 205-45... a 225-50 whould have a LOT bigger sidewall. a 225-40 and 205-45 have pretty much same sideway hight.
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Old 02-13-2006, 07:31 PM   #7 (permalink)
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225-40-16 toyo t1-r on enkei or52's... 40mm offsett IIRC... Only rubbing i have noticed is on the inner fender well when the wheel is all the way turned.

on a 16 inch rim the reccomended size is 205-45... a 225-50 whould have a LOT bigger sidewall. a 225-40 and 205-45 have pretty much same sideway hight.
If you can post a pic of your car focusing on the wheel. I'd like to see what 225/40's look like and how big the side wall is. I want a comfortable ride with the ability to soak up some of NYC's big potholes and also not bend my new rims so that's why I'm thinking of 225/50's.
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If you are going for 16" don't use a 50 series. It won't look good in my opinion. Cause that's what I have now . I got the tires for free and they are brand new so IM just trying beat them up until I save me some money to buy a 45 series or 40.
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I dont have anypics right now but i will try and get some. They are a beautiful fit for a 7inch wide rim. Perfectly flush with no bulging. From ground to top of rubber they are stock hight. So take your rims you have right now... and imagin a 16in rim in there... That is how much rubber you would have..
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Do the grids fit right on your 200sx? i just got some 16 inch slipstreams, and they wouldn't mount. The centerbore is apparently about 2mm too small.
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I ran a 225/45/16 a few years back.
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Do the grids fit right on your 200sx? i just got some 16 inch slipstreams, and they wouldn't mount. The centerbore is apparently about 2mm too small.
you'll need to put a spacer on the rear. the cap from the hub is too large. I have a 20mm spacer on my grids and they sit pretty close to the fender. hope this helps.
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What size tires are those? They look beefy.
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Old 04-05-2006, 04:19 AM   #15 (permalink)
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Do the grids fit right on your 200sx? i just got some 16 inch slipstreams, and they wouldn't mount. The centerbore is apparently about 2mm too small.
Thats because the ones you have are made to fit honda, honda have smaller cetnerbores. You need to return them and tell them its for a Nissan.
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