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levey
Re: tyre size
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With a bit of work It will go off the clock.

Posted on: 2010/4/21 10:37
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yours must be running a bit better than mine - @ 80 mph I worry a bit, lol, but then again no 5 speed in mine

Posted on: 2010/4/21 10:20
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Yes, you will 90 MPH rated tires as the 1200 can go 90 MPH top speed.

Posted on: 2010/4/20 16:59
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hey just another thing is there a speed rating needed for the tyres?

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175/65's are a tidy tire on 14's

Posted on: 2010/4/14 4:38
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torin
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thanks guys and thanks ddgonzal sounds like the go hopefully get them in a few days

Posted on: 2010/4/14 4:31
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I have 165/55-R12s all around.

For a ute I'd go with:
Back: 205\60-R14
Front: 175-R14

Posted on: 2010/4/14 3:16
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datsa73
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I had 195/60/14 on the front but I had to shim out the right side fender to keep it from rubbing. I now have 185/60/13 on the front but left the shims in. You can't tell that it is shimed.

Posted on: 2010/4/13 18:24
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could i get away with 175/55/14 on front and 195/60/14 on the back?

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I have 155x75 r12's original rims on the front and 165x70 r13's on the back of a 180b

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