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Before you go throwing bigger engines in, put a lowering kit on it, calibra 16v brakes and some nice 15s on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by NovaLad16
Spend a good while driving it like that as it will teach you better how to drive corners properly instead of flying upto them at the speed of light, thinking "oh ****e" and screwing the brakes on as hard as you can.
Wisewood will remember what my 1200 was like in that spec... lol
I'm 17 why would i go and throw a bigger engine in it lol ... I allready have GMAX lowing springs ... Just really need some 15" alloys with decent tyres that i can throw on so it doesn't look stupid lowered with trims lol .. <BTW don't know anything about dimensions of typrs etc.. I'm sure my uncle can get me some cheap calibre 16v Brakes also ..
P.S Yoza i mite be gettting some GSi skirts soon :P thanks for the comment matey
195/45/15 would be about the best tyre size to get if u get 15" Alloys :)
Lol 195/45/15 that means nothing to me ...
195 - how wide the tyre is (mm)
45 - sidewall, thickness (mm)
15 - size of the hole where the wheel goes (inches)
that easier??
well atleast i think thats how its worked out..
......thats the tyre size
What's the widest your tyre can be on a Nova with 15" without ruining arches etc..
195 i would say
i don't think i'd like to run 205's
right apart from the sidewall thickness partQuote:
Originally Posted by vaughanmc
45 is the % of the thicknes it is
ie 195/50 is 195mm wide is 92.5 thick sidewall etc
trust me i used to be a tyre fitter
i don't get it lol
but i trust u :)