NE1 knows if B7RS4 9x19" wheels fit on our B5RS4?
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NE1 knows if B7RS4 9x19" wheels fit on our B5RS4?
I'm buying now. Thank you and I love you in advance.
RE: NE1 knows if B7RS4 9x19" wheels fit on our B5RS4?
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RE: NE1 knows if B7RS4 9x19" wheels fit on our B5RS4?
the tyres might be more of a problem - b7 are 255/35/19 which is exactly 1" extra diamater compared to the 255/35/18 of the b5
options are to use the 255/35/19 at 4% over size (they might not fit at the rear - the upper suspension arm is close) or use 255/30/19 or 265/30/19 but these are twitchy and a bit hard on the b5
options are to use the 255/35/19 at 4% over size (they might not fit at the rear - the upper suspension arm is close) or use 255/30/19 or 265/30/19 but these are twitchy and a bit hard on the b5
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Thanks for the info.
Michelin has 265/30ZR19 PS2... and I'd need some spacer... but I think it worth trying.
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RE: Thanks for the info.
fitted 19" bimoto mtm rims to mine. Yeh spacer needed.
Agreed. Switched back to OEM.these are twitchy and a bit hard on the b5
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RE: Thanks for the info.
i currently have 265/30/19 ps2 tyres on mtm bimotos and was toying with either 255/35/19 tyres on existing rims ( i dont know wheter they will fit yet, i need to try this) or going back to oem 18" wheelst to remove the twitchiness/hardness.
continuing with 265/30/19 isnt really an option i want to keep
continuing with 265/30/19 isnt really an option i want to keep
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Thank guys for your experiences and straight inputs.
I'm turning my AVUS around toward lightweight BBS or something. Thanks.duncanhancox wrote:continuing with 265/30/19 isnt really an option i want to keep
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