it explains why the front end had a real jacked up look about it.
is 65 correct for my car? If so I'm gonna have to try for a new top speed
tyre sizes
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hoshy
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Just put the 14in bbs from the old 325 on my 318 cos I ruined the rears and the fronts were pretty shagged anyway. noticed that the 89 1.8 was runnin' 195/60s and the 86 325 was runnin 195/65s
it explains why the front end had a real jacked up look about it.
is 65 correct for my car? If so I'm gonna have to try for a new top speed
it explains why the front end had a real jacked up look about it.
is 65 correct for my car? If so I'm gonna have to try for a new top speed
E46 M3 CSL but dreaming of another E30.
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Brianmoooore
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The 65s are correct for the 318. Same tyre sizes are specified for the 318 as for the 325. Only difference is the 318's are R rated, while the 325's should be V rated.
195/60's are a bit easier to find than 195/65's.
195/60's are a bit easier to find than 195/65's.
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hoshy
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cheers, Looking at prices the 60s are cheaper too. when I move from 4.1 to 3.91 final drive what ratio would I want. actually I'll stop being so lazy and get out that unixnerd tyre calculator
E46 M3 CSL but dreaming of another E30.