Perhaps I missed the details located somewhere in the thread, but I'd like to run a set of 245/40/17 on all four corners on a 17x8 et20. I didn't think they'd fit up front. Are you running spacers to fit, or are you running a narrow 245?
Perhaps I missed the details located somewhere in the thread, but I'd like to run a set of 245/40/17 on all four corners on a 17x8 et20. I didn't think they'd fit up front. Are you running spacers to fit, or are you running a narrow 245?
Thanks.
No spacers. Michelin Pilot Sports. Very very close to strut housing in front. Plenty of room in the rear after aggressively rolling the fenders. Perfect all around combination IMHO.
Duke wrote:
Now its time for DOT-R rear tires.
It's a street car. Will be driving to Canada and WI soon and every day thereafter. Have slicks for the dragstrip.
Drove 400 miles down to visit Peter at PF Tuning. 27mpg on the way down. We have been working on a bunch of small tuning issues and have made significant progress on sorting it out.
Today we put the car on the dyno. I was hoping to run 7.5psi but due the warmer temps (82F) and major heatsoak on the dyno and purely mechanical wastegate control the car made only 5.8 to 6.1psi.
What looks like a very slow climb to peak boost is by design (1.15AR Exhaust housing) and is what makes the car so drivable on the street.
I cannot wait to get it back up north and drive it on a cool night when it is making ~7.5psi and significantly cooler intake temps.
We also weighed the car on corner weight scales in full street trim with 1/2 tank. 3278lbs and 54.7/45.3 front/rear. Cross weights without driver are 50.2/49.8
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Pretty awesome! Bummer about the boost not quite getting where you wanted it. Can't wait to see the first trip down the strip with this thing. Should be interesting
You two do excellent work and the result is very professional looking! The car looks and sounds great. That dyno curve is perfect for a street car. How many RPM do you turn at 70 when cruising?
You two do excellent work and the result is very professional looking! The car looks and sounds great. That dyno curve is perfect for a street car. How many RPM do you turn at 70 when cruising?