first gen tire options on stock 13 in wheels?
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Poster6 (09-05-20)
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https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...artnum=87VR3SC
Vredsteins. Avai (link) in stock size 185/70-13. I bought the 205/60-13s for my stock rims. Not cheap (!), but known brand, VR-rated. If your wallet can't bear the 4-tire hit, do what I did, buy 2 one year, 2 the next
Stu A
80GS
AZ
Vredsteins. Avai (link) in stock size 185/70-13. I bought the 205/60-13s for my stock rims. Not cheap (!), but known brand, VR-rated. If your wallet can't bear the 4-tire hit, do what I did, buy 2 one year, 2 the next
Stu A
80GS
AZ
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Poster6 (09-05-20)
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I run these on the stock wheels of my 83 GSL, I have RB springs all around.
https://www.tires-easy.com/205-60-13...irecode/140H3A
Definitely a heavier feel to the steering compared to stock. They are grippy as heck. The price is good but they are not RWL. I only drive the car in the good weather, bet they suck in snow. This is what they look like on the car
https://www.tires-easy.com/205-60-13...irecode/140H3A
Definitely a heavier feel to the steering compared to stock. They are grippy as heck. The price is good but they are not RWL. I only drive the car in the good weather, bet they suck in snow. This is what they look like on the car
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Poster6 (09-05-20)
#6
Yep - @$70 you can't beat the Federals. Nice.
Didn't notice a huge diff going to 205 vs 185 in parking, but I am sure it takes a bit more muscle.
All part of the vintage sports car experience!
Stu A
80GS
AZ
Didn't notice a huge diff going to 205 vs 185 in parking, but I am sure it takes a bit more muscle.
All part of the vintage sports car experience!
Stu A
80GS
AZ
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