I'm sure in fast and the furious don says we should be double clutching aswell
Sorry Anders I could resist. I know what you mean about the blip I do it on the track sometimes by mistake just catching the revs a little higher than they should be. I come onto the throttle a little early when kecking myself seeing the man they call alex shooting up my back end
I run a nismo y-pipe which has 3" outlet going into the scorpion. It sounds awesome to be honest. Nothing too loud but very nice tone. Especially now the exhaust is getting "choked" by carbon
Google is ur friend, elephant, admiral, bell, Adrian flux, there's loads and loads. I would advise not use use comparison websites, my cheapest was something like 5k went direct and got quote 1k.
Nonsense
how is it nonsense? im pretty sure a rim has a related/recommended tyre size which will fit safely, and then there will be a limit either smaller and larger becoming more and more stretched or hanging over the rim, where to a point they become unsafe or less safe?
not 100% true as the oems are 8's all round its just not optimal
My oem wheels are 8.0 and 8.5.
my nismo 19's are 8.5 and 9.5
The actual wheels should be a staggered size, ie 8.5" on front 9.5" on rears. There's no point in buying wheels and then trying to stagger the tyre size as it won't work or may be dangerous.
About a grand. Don't buy ebc turbogrooved, everyone that I know up here that has them complains about the noise and aren't impressed by them. The oem brembo discs are good enough.
Hey mate, I run 30's and the ride is great and very stable. I've dropped u a pm with some info.
I have the nismo skirts and bumpers/splinter and I can get over most speed bumps without hassle. Had minor issues with huge ones but suprised myself with how big I can get over
I dnt know why people stretch there Tyres. All it does is make the car handle terrible.
Taddy the correct size for a 8.5 rim is 245/35/19.
Even the standard 18x8.5 comes with a 245
I have 245/35/19 and 275/35/19. That's what nismo spec'd for the nismo rims I'm sure. I may stand corrected though.
You will be stretching the tyre and also could have some tcs issues.
Why are you wanting to go thinner?
The oem wheel is 8.5 on rear and has a 245. So in reality your talking about putting oem front tyre widths on a 19" rim which is wider. Gonna look like skinny bike wheels.