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rgalla9146 |
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Can somebody post a picture or two of a stock fender (maybe a 6 ?) car with 185/70 VR 15s ? TIA |
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I don't have any pictures, but here's a tire size calculator you can play with.
You don't say what your goal is, but if it is for a "stock look", I believe the 6's has 14" wheels. With 15" wheels, 185/70s are about a half inch shorter than the stock 4 cylinder 165/82s. 195/70s would be the same diameter as the stock 4 cylinder tires. Keep in mind that the ride height in any pictures you get will influence the "look" greatly. |
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