tire size question
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tire size question
I got used pirelli slick tires for racing it is 295/680/18
would that work on stock c6 front wheel?
also would Hoosier 315/19 work on rear c6 wheel ( I have wide rear panels)
I want this setup for autocross and also not sure if having road race tire up in front and different autocross A6 slick on the back is ok?
thanks
would that work on stock c6 front wheel?
also would Hoosier 315/19 work on rear c6 wheel ( I have wide rear panels)
I want this setup for autocross and also not sure if having road race tire up in front and different autocross A6 slick on the back is ok?
thanks
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I got used pirelli slick tires for racing it is 295/680/18
would that work on stock c6 front wheel?
also would Hoosier 315/19 work on rear c6 wheel ( I have wide rear panels)
I want this setup for autocross and also not sure if having road race tire up in front and different autocross A6 slick on the back is ok?
thanks
would that work on stock c6 front wheel?
also would Hoosier 315/19 work on rear c6 wheel ( I have wide rear panels)
I want this setup for autocross and also not sure if having road race tire up in front and different autocross A6 slick on the back is ok?
thanks
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C: Nominal section width expressed in mm - 295
D: Nominal external diameter expressed in mm - 680
d: Nominal rim diameter of the rim, expressed in inches - 18
the .680 is the actual height and not the height as a percentage of the diameter that you find on most tires.
I don't think the wheels are going to be able to go from a 245 to a 295. Additionally, I doubt you'd get these up to temp before your run finishes in autoX.
more: http://www.pirelli.com/tire/us/en/ca...ort/slick.html
D: Nominal external diameter expressed in mm - 680
d: Nominal rim diameter of the rim, expressed in inches - 18
the .680 is the actual height and not the height as a percentage of the diameter that you find on most tires.
I don't think the wheels are going to be able to go from a 245 to a 295. Additionally, I doubt you'd get these up to temp before your run finishes in autoX.
more: http://www.pirelli.com/tire/us/en/ca...ort/slick.html
Last edited by theblue; 04-16-2014 at 01:57 PM.