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    1. #1
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      May 2008
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      77 Bird Decision

      Anyone think it would be worthwhile to try 225/70R15 V-spec Eagle RS-A tires on my snowflakes or is it futile to stick with the stock wheels? I'm looking for good street-only handling.



    2. #2
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      Mar 2007
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      A quick check on the Goodyear website only shows the RS-A tire available in a 195 for 15" wheels. Hardly a worthy tire for a cool 2nd gen on snowflakes. Try a search on tires over on TransAmCountry.com for recommendations on rubber for your snowflakes. There's a bunch of 2nd gen guys there running 15" wheels.

    3. #3
      Join Date
      May 2008
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      I'm thinking these guys here:

      http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....rtnum=27VR5RSA

      I'll give TransAmCountry.com a look.

    4. #4
      Join Date
      Nov 2005
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      Completely futile IMO. look at Year One's big diameter snowflake wheels if you really love the snowflakes for a nice update. If you aren't married to the snowflake, then the sky's the limit but you won't find many guys here trying to stay stock.
      Jason

    5. #5
      Join Date
      Mar 2008
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      Quote Originally Posted by PTAtlanta
      Anyone think it would be worthwhile to try 225/70R15 V-spec Eagle RS-A tires on my snowflakes or is it futile to stick with the stock wheels? I'm looking for good street-only handling.
      I went from 225/70-15s BFG Radial T/As on 7" Honeycombs to 255/60-15s Radial T/As on the same wheels, and the difference in handling is amazing . This is on a 74 T/A.

      My opinion, unless you are shooting for stock look/feel, don't bother with the 225/70s .
      Panos
      1974 Trans Am - stock
      1994 Eagle talon - drag car project
      1988 Jeep wrangler - Chick magnet




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