View Full Version : 335 front tires possible?
bergers59
06-08-2020, 09:20 PM
Hey everyone,
Been refreshing myself on suspension for my 67 camaro recently. I've been trying to figure what subframe I want to run; likely Speedway G-comp Unser or TCI. Anyways it seems as though a 315 is very doable with just rolling the fender lips. Running 335 square is obviously advantageous over a 315 front/335 rear setup. Does anyone out there run a 335 front?
dontlifttoshift
06-09-2020, 06:14 AM
Of the people I know of that have done it, at least half of them have gone back to 315. The ones that are happy with the 335 have a lot more going underneath than an off the shelf aftermarket subframe.
Something else to consider. There is exactly one 335 out there that is 200TW and legal to run for most of these events.
patriot68
06-09-2020, 06:17 AM
Speedtech Xtreme sub
Vegas69
06-09-2020, 08:07 AM
Why do you want a 335? Where will the car operate the majority of the time?
bergers59
06-11-2020, 12:09 PM
Of the people I know of that have done it, at least half of them have gone back to 315. The ones that are happy with the 335 have a lot more going underneath than an off the shelf aftermarket subframe.
Something else to consider. There is exactly one 335 out there that is 200TW and legal to run for most of these events.
That's a good point, for some reason I thought NT555s went to 335 as well, I guess not. What else would be going on in terms of suspension other than an aftermarket subframe and fender tweaking/flaring? It's hard to imagine anyone would develop a better suspension than what a lot have companies have to offer.
bergers59
06-11-2020, 12:09 PM
Why do you want a 335? Where will the car operate the majority of the time?
Hard to say, likely 50/50 street and track.
bergers59
06-11-2020, 12:12 PM
Speedtech Xtreme sub
I do like the ATS spindles they use. On their website it says they fit 315s like the other subframes I mentioned, unless its 315 without fender modifications and 335 squeezed with fender modifications?
bergers59
06-11-2020, 12:19 PM
I think the biggest deterrent for going 335 would be where the difference in tire is "added". As in if the centerline/contact patch doesn't remain in the same location, the scrub radius will likely be moved in an undesirable direction.
Panteracer
06-11-2020, 06:30 PM
My experience is the Bridgestone re-71re tires are the best
Tire for a 200 rated tire you can buy. Largest tire in an 18"
Tire is the 285. My option better than a 315 other brand tire
I have run these with a dot road race tire zero wear rating out back and seemed like a zero rated dot tire in front
My 2 cents
Bob Benson
bergers59
06-20-2020, 04:16 PM
My experience is the Bridgestone re-71re tires are the best
Tire for a 200 rated tire you can buy. Largest tire in an 18"
Tire is the 285. My option better than a 315 other brand tire
I have run these with a dot road race tire zero wear rating out back and seemed like a zero rated dot tire in front
My 2 cents
Bob Benson
There's a lot of factors, but you may be right. I think I;m going to stick with a 315 square setup, I don't like the idea of being stuck to one brand/model of tire. Rt660s seem promising
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