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Didn't raise it up at all and so far no rub issues. I will certainly let you know.
Even if you kept your suspension the sane, the larger wheels would raise up the car. This change in CG height is what I was talking about. Unless you lowered the car more to accountfor the larger OD of the tires...
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**** is tall, but works ok for me. I wonder if a 255 on a 10" wide wheel will do any better for lessening the diameter due to a slight stretch. LAst time I ran 255s though I would just spin coming out of a corner all day....those were victoracers so a decent tire too.
dont make petty arguments here, fitting those wheels is a challenge, i got 17x9.5's with 275/40R17's and had rubbing issues with the pinch weld int he wheel well up front on both sides, so bad it would dig into the tire so i had to us BFH to fix that protrusion, but i can still hit but not with the turning i do on track, only with parking and sharp off track turns.
FWIW: The 285/30/R18's are a bit smaller rolling diameter (24.8" vs 25.6"). If you come across clearance issues or want the car slightly lower, it may pay off to go with slightly bigger wheels. The other option is to swap to Hoosiers with the 275/35/R15's (23" diameter). They're getting pretty popular so I'd imagine it'd be easy to find take-offs in those sizes.
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