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what width is a commodore 15'' steelie or are they all different as i have a set at home and want to find out the rim width as i want to get a set of MT streets in the near future for strip days
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ok bummer must only have 6'' rims i need min of 7''
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ok bummer must only have 6'' rims i need min of 7''
Yep you will need 7" rims. I ran my MT Streets on 15 x 7, 5 spoke alloys,
Got them out the quokka for $20 pair.
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i just read someone used 235/60/15 mt streets on calais rims which are 15x6
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yeah you can use 235's on 6" rims but be careful about bead slip.
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now if i was running 235/60/15 et streets on rear what would i wanna run on front. now its not for big comp stuff i just want a set of radials for the strip for when i want to go out and have fun not aiming for low 10s etc just dont want to chew up the street tyres(19's)
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get some 185/195
nankang seam pretty popular for fronts
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22-11-11, 16:35 GMT+10#10 If ur just planning on et streets just ran STD radials on the front, only a must for front runners is wen running full slicks!
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22-11-11, 16:41 GMT+10#11 thanks mo just run stock steelies with stock radial tyres
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get some 185/195
nankang seam pretty popular for fronts
cheers dan
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22-11-11, 17:05 GMT+10#12 It's about $115 a rim to get them widened to 8". I might be getting a set done soon
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22-11-11, 17:29 GMT+10#13 that might be a option like i said tho im only going to have about 300kw and its all just for fun so i might just buy some cheap 15x7 rims out of quokka if i cant find any of those ill get some widened
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23-11-11, 02:53 GMT+10#14 whatever wheels you use on the road will probably still be fine for the front. if you are getting serious then you want something thin and light weight on the front for rolling weight/resistance.
however sometimes if you arent running big heavy 19s or 20s and you just pump up the tyres to around 40 or a touch above that will suffice.
as for the rears, as already mentioned, just get a cheap set of 15x7s suit holden. i have a set of CSA wheels that i will use, they look **** lol
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23-11-11, 09:22 GMT+10#15 yeah thats what i plan on doing thanks chad like i mentioned im not serious so front runners are not needed just want a bit of grip on the strip and something so i wont chew out my street tyres which are 19's and a bit expensive to replace just because i wanna go down the strip. i know et street radials are not cheap but they will also help me down the strip
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