Tire and Wheel Upgrade Question
#1
Tire and Wheel Upgrade Question
Which of these wheel and tire setups would perform the best for autocross.
My car is an 03 racing in group 2. I am going to stick with street tires for now. At some point I will go to race rubber but I need more driving time before that will make a difference. I am changing sizes so one day I can put race rubber on the rims I am going to buy.
18"x9.5" 275/35 ZR18 and 19"x11" 295/35 ZR19
or
17"x9.5" 275/40 ZR17 and 18"x10.5" 295/35 ZR18
One other question will either of these changes force me to change groups again? I upgraded the air intake and moved to goup 2.
My car is an 03 racing in group 2. I am going to stick with street tires for now. At some point I will go to race rubber but I need more driving time before that will make a difference. I am changing sizes so one day I can put race rubber on the rims I am going to buy.
18"x9.5" 275/35 ZR18 and 19"x11" 295/35 ZR19
or
17"x9.5" 275/40 ZR17 and 18"x10.5" 295/35 ZR18
One other question will either of these changes force me to change groups again? I upgraded the air intake and moved to goup 2.
#5
Safety Car
There's no reasonably sized 19" race rubber yet. And Hoosier are doing C6Z06 sizes before anything that'll [easily] fit the coupe/vert... I'm actually thinking of going down to 18" or 17" because of it... (which by the sounds of it would put me in group2 even with everything else stock...)
#6
Le Mans Master
18" all around is a good balance between looks and performance if you are going to run them full time for now. I run 18x9.5/18x10.5 z06 repos and they do pretty good. They're heavy, but I'm not a good enough driver for that to matter much. Tires are 275/35 & 295/35 Kumho MXs
For dedicated track wheels, I'd say 17 all around unless you need the 18s to clear a big brake kit. The rubber is cheaper and you'll be spinning less weight. I think a good set-up would be 17x11/17x12 with 315 fronts and 335 rears.
For dedicated track wheels, I'd say 17 all around unless you need the 18s to clear a big brake kit. The rubber is cheaper and you'll be spinning less weight. I think a good set-up would be 17x11/17x12 with 315 fronts and 335 rears.