Pic please!!!

[anton28]

is anyone running a 345/30/19 tire on the rear of their viper?
I would like to see what it looks like from the side. Im afraid it might be to tall.

thanks

 

[kcobean]

That tire would be 1.25" taller than the stock 335/30-18, and have a rolling circumference of 3.87 inches more. It will make your speedometer appear 4.75% too slow. The tire size calculator I used actually spit out a warning about brake failiure because this tire is more than 3% different in the diameter (4.54% to be exact).

http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCalculator.asp

 

[RikRok]

I have 355/25-19 if that will help.

 

[snampro]

check out my gallery, I have a ton, the 355/25-19 is a smaller diameter tire than the 345/30-19

here's some pics of the 345/30-19 on my car:

and here's a photo of it next to the stock wheel/tire:

I think the larger overall diameter balances the car and looks more inline with the front wheel/tire and gap. I didn't want to lower my car because I hate the "nose-high" look of the lowered cars, and after seeing how balanced my car looks now, I don't plan to lower it.

 

[Daddy Long Stroke]

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[snampro]

note: I have an 18" front rim 275/35-18, that was the key to balancing the look of the car

 

[C-Note]

Here you are. 345-30-19's

You can look at more and bigger pics in my gallery

 

[anton28]

thanks all of you that really helped

 

[2MANYTOYS]

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Man that car looks ***.










































Just kidding buddy your yellow car looks great Merry Christmas!

 

[OKViper]

What tires are you guys running in that 19" size? I have Gen III wheels and need something better than the runflats that were OE.

 

[snampro]

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