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I still say left side!!!!:_paranoid ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

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Originally Posted by DOOM (Post 437928)

I still say left side!!!!:_paranoid ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Of course you would - your car has a ba gillion HP and you need a tire like that. However I think yours is bigger

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Originally Posted by syborg tt (Post 437927)

......and your right that is a bad ars Maverick

Huh.....I thought it was a Vega.

Marty,

Your camaro will look cool with either width. Use the narrower ones for going to the mountain-bike trails, and the wider tires for showing your car, like at Columbus!

--Eric

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Originally Posted by HWY Nova (Post 437932)

I agree I really like the 295 but the current trend is the 335 or 345 or even the new 405. But you know me I am not a trendy person. I am still wearing blue jeans and a T-Shirt every day

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Originally Posted by ironworks (Post 437911)

The sidewall height of the tire is more determined by the Profile or series of the tire and 265/40 would give you a better proportion that you wanted.

To do the math it goes like this
265 mm x .35 = 92.75 mm sidewall
295 mm x .35 = 103.25 mm sidewall
275 mm x .35 = 96.25 mm sidewall

but a 265/40 would be 265 mm x .4 = 106mm

So if you are maxed out on width go to a taller profile in the front then the rear. The profile number is just a percentage to the bigger the difference in width from front to rear the bigger the profile change needs to be. It is a pet peeve of mine to not have the same profile unless you trying for a big a little tire combo. If we were running a 335 rear tire and a 275 front tire the math would look like this.

335 mm x .30 = 100.5
275 mm x .35 = 96.25
275 mm x .40 = 110.00
or
285 mm x .35 = 99.75

Hopefully this info is slightly helpful. I have to work up tire combos all the time and it can be tough to get a perfect matched set as far as profile, compound, width and matching tread pattern.

295s are plenty big imho!

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And I like the taller sidewall, but I guess I'm a little more old school than some... 255/45/18s front and 295/40/18s rear.

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2nd Chance Camaro - Making Room for the Edelbrock Headers

2012 09-25 Update - Making Room for the Edelbrock Headers
www.2ndchancecamaro.com

Evening All,

To keep things simple I wanted off the shelf headers so I ordered up a set of Edlebrock shorty headers for a 2010 Camaro. Very nice
piece I may order a set for my 2010 Bumble Bee.

http://garagescene.net/_data/i/uploa...d218ee2-me.jpg

We needed to add a little extra clearance so the guys at High Speed Welding notched the frame to clear one of the tubes on the passenger
side.The good news is the drivers side fit perfectly.

http://garagescene.net/_data/i/uploa...47d2e5d-me.jpg

A close up of the motor mount stands welded to the stock subframe. I also used the Edelbrock set back plates so I could use the stock style
motor mounts.

http://garagescene.net/_data/i/uploa...dd4dc1b-me.jpg

Looking down you see that the collector hits the subframe so a little more work is needed on the passenger side to make the header
work.

http://garagescene.net/_data/i/uploa...eb58d58-me.jpg

One of the reason for the shorty headers is ground clearance. Since the car will be sitting 6" off the ground the exhaust needs to tuck
up tight to the floor. There is only 4" of space between the floor and the bottom of the subframe thus there is no true way to hide
the exhaust unless you run a down-pipe style exhaust.

http://garagescene.net/_data/i/uploa...4c1c4f4-me.jpg

pictures hosted by www.garagescene.net

If you poke around on tire rack's website, you can find the specifications section for each individual tire maker's tires. There they will list actual widths and heights. The numbers on the tires are as accurate and clothing sizes. The only down side is it has to be a brand they sell.

I also say left :)

Nice to see the progress....I dont know what you guys meen by "left", but Marty, I'd just like to let you know that every time i crash on my mountain bike and dirt bike, its left...lol

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Originally Posted by syborg tt (Post 437937)

I agree I really like the 295 but the current trend is the 335 or 345 or even the new 405. But you know me I am not a trendy person. I am still wearing blue jeans and a T-Shirt every day

405!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WTF where can I get those!!!!!

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Originally Posted by DOOM (Post 438096)

405!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WTF where can I get those!!!!!

Size does matter to some guys I guess. :lol: :lol: