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Tallest Tire possible on 15" wheels
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Did you narrow the rear or keep the stock Sumbeam dimensions?I am running 15x6, 185/55/15 on front. 15x7, 205/50/15 on back, offset is 25 front and 20 rear on a cut down Mazda RX7 rear axle on my lowered series 2 and they JUST fit without hitting and yes my rear fenders are rolled and the valence trimmed, both front and rear are 24" tall. I am not sure a larger tire will fit without hitting. P.S I have 4.07 and a 5speed with a .8 ratio behind a Mazda Miata motor and it cruises 70mph at 3400rpm with a 7500rpm redline.
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Does your car have an overdrive transmission?
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