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i have a 04 r32. i have a set of tires that will fit the aristos but i want to put them on my bbs lms that are also 18s. But 2 of the bbs lms are slighter wider... about an half an inch to a inch. would that be a problem for the ecu readings?
i have a 04 r32. i have a set of tires that will fit the aristos but i want to put them on my bbs lms that are also 18s. But 2 of the bbs lms are slighter wider... about an half an inch to a inch. would that be a problem for the ecu readings?
Oh, I thought you couldn't do staggered sizes on AWD cars.
A general rule is that you don't want different diameter tires on an AWD car. Width doesn't matter, nor does the width of the wheel. Just the outer tire diameter.
Oh, I thought you couldn't do staggered sizes on AWD cars.
Nah, you can. 911 Turbos are AWD. They have staggered setups. Lamborghinis are AWD. They have staggered setups. There is a percentage that the tire sizing is allowed to be different. With the Haldex setup of a R32, it's like 3-4%.
Originally Posted by Flite
A general rule is that you don't want different diameter tires on an AWD car. Width doesn't matter, nor does the width of the wheel. Just the outer tire diameter.