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    1. 10-06-2004 #1
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      Tire size question?

      I am looking for a taller tire than a 315/35/17. I am looking at going to 18's but not ready to go the 18x12 and 345 route yet but may have to. Anybody got any ideas? thanks in advance.



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    3. 10-06-2004 #2
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      335/35R17 are taller
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      They are not enough difference to make it worth the expense. By going to 345/40/18 I gain around 1.5". I am just not quite ready to shell the big bucks yet.

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      Michelin Pilot Sport 345/35/18's are 27.4" tall. Who makes a 345/40/18?
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      My bad , I meant 345/35/18.

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      Mike, are you going to relocate your frame rails for those 345s?
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      Already done. I took a pair of Comp Engineering rails and cut them up to match the floor pan. They have been mounted in straight. I got plenty room back there.

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      Sweet! Go for the 345s!! :icon996:
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