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343RWHP Prowler Newbie From:Chandler, AZ Registered: Jun 2002 Admin Use	posted 06-05-2002 01:20 PM Anybody run this tire on the rear? Does the width clear? This tire would add two inches in width (one inch on each side) From what I can see I think I'm going to order some and give it a try. It's 2 inches shorter so the speedo will be off by about 6%
Gary C POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:San Diego Area Registered: Jul 2000 Admin Use	posted 06-05-2002 01:25 PM Dunlops are a much better choice, ride is doubled with pleasure(way better ride). They don't hook up as well as the stockers, I think the Dunlops look way better. There is already to much tire on the rear of the stock tired prowlers. JMO ------------------ GaryC@ProwlerOnline.com
343RWHP Prowler Newbie From:Chandler, AZ Registered: Jun 2002 Admin Use	posted 06-05-2002 01:30 PM quote: Originally posted by Gary C: Dunlops are a much better choice, ride is doubled with pleasure(way better ride). They don't hook up as well as the stockers, I think the Dunlops look way better. There is already to much tire on the rear of the stock tired prowlers. JMO Too much tire? When you ran your 12.70, you had no traction problems whatsoever? I can absolutly toast my 295's on the street all day long. (paxton and gears) Dunlop doesnt make anything close to a 345-25-20.
Gary C POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:San Diego Area Registered: Jul 2000 Admin Use	posted 06-05-2002 01:40 PM Don't get me wrong. I really had to drive the deal to go 12.7, rolled out very easy for 6-8 feet, 60 ft times sucked with a 1.91 was my best. 13 lbs of boost BTW. ------------------ GaryC@ProwlerOnline.com
WPG Prowler Junkie From:Orlando, Florida Registered: Aug 2000 Admin Use	posted 06-05-2002 01:41 PM I had wanted to put the same size rear tire the concept car had, which I believe was a 315/40/20 (?). Where can you get the 345/25/20 at? ------------------ Bill Gallagher 1999 Red www.magictouchdesigns.com � *MTD* Prowler Intake System 2.2 � *MTD* Bypass Kit � *MTD* Suspension Frame Braces � *MTD* Exhaust With Dual Flowmatched H-Pipes � *Prowler Pro*Gears � Grille Painted Gloss Black + Alley Cat $9 Chrome Grille Treatment System� � Gloss Black Painted Bumpers With Lettering Painted Red On Rear � Custom Built Speaker Box In Trunk With 15" Woofer And 200 Watt Amp � Stock Speakers Replaced with MBQuart In Dash, Rear , And Doors , Stock Sub Disabled � Polished Frame and Rear Components � Black Rear Fender Protectors Removed � Tachometer Refinements ( Reroute Wires , Covered Bare Aluminum Post )
Gary C POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:San Diego Area Registered: Jul 2000 Admin Use	posted 06-05-2002 01:43 PM click here ------------------ GaryC@ProwlerOnline.com
343RWHP Prowler Newbie From:Chandler, AZ Registered: Jun 2002 Admin Use	posted 06-05-2002 01:52 PM My only concern if the tire fits is that the car might look a little "off" with the tire being two inches shorter. Would have to get a shorter front tire also and then have the car lowered 2 inches. Who makes a lowering kit for the Prowler?
Gary C POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:San Diego Area Registered: Jul 2000 Admin Use	posted 06-05-2002 01:55 PM 343, no one as of yet on the lowered deal. I thinks we need to be patient, more 20" tires should be produced in the future, ya think?
343RWHP Prowler Newbie From:Chandler, AZ Registered: Jun 2002 Admin Use	posted 06-05-2002 03:58 PM quote: Originally posted by Gary C: 343, no one as of yet on the lowered deal. I thinks we need to be patient, more 20" tires should be produced in the future, ya think? A 335-35-20 would be the same height as factory, that would be cool. Over the next year there will be TONS of new sizes in 20 inch thru 24 inch tires. another cool way to go would be a set of Foose Spanks. 24 inch on the rear with 305-35-24 and 18 inch on the front. They are reasonably priced for a 24. Check them out.
saber Prowler Enthusiast From:burbank califonia usa Registered: Sep 2000 Admin Use	posted 06-06-2002 01:02 PM Dunlop is coming out with a 315-40-20 in 2 months I just talk to them on 6/5/2002. ------------------ dan remington
Tony Goertz POA Site Supporter Administrating Kat Personal ScrapBook From:Lucan1, Ontario, Canada Registered: Jul 2000 Admin Use	posted 06-07-2002 12:17 PM Just a Note : The Electronic Ratio Adapter that was used with the G-Force gears to adjust the speedo can be set to compensate for tire size changes as well. ------------------ Little Canuck 99 TonyG@ProwlerOnline.com
JUST JP POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:Navarre, Florida, USA Registered: Oct 2000 Admin Use	posted 07-07-2002 02:10 AM Has anyone gone to larger sizes? Please post if so. I would also like to go to wider sizes. Mostly for looks, but I think the car will brake slightly better with wider fronts. ------------------ 2000 Black Kat "self-proclaimed" poorest Prowler owner mods: 1) ceramic pads 2) Bill's 2.1 intake with EGR bypass 3) "cracked ice" shimmers 4)40,000+ (s)miles
WPG Prowler Junkie From:Orlando, Florida Registered: Aug 2000 Admin Use	posted 07-08-2002 08:33 AM quote: Has anyone gone to larger sizes? Please post if so. I would also like to go to wider sizes. Mostly for looks, but I think the car will brake slightly better with wider fronts. I went with the stock size in the rear for the time being until I find a larger size I like. I had ordered 235/45ZR17 tires for the front but cancelled my order when Tire Rack contacted me to inform me it was not a recommended size. I do intend to put 235/45ZR17 on the front within the next couple months. They are .9" wider and only .4" taller than stock. ------------------ Bill Gallagher 1999 Red www.MagicTouchDesigns.com � *MTD* Prowler Intake System 2.2 � *MTD* Bypass Kit � *MTD* Suspension Frame Braces � Other Modifications
JUST JP POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:Navarre, Florida, USA Registered: Oct 2000 Admin Use	posted 07-11-2002 10:49 PM Bill, Sounds like we are on the same wave length. I too would like to go with 235/45 up front, just wondering if it will rub in any way. ------------------ 2000 Black Kat "self-proclaimed" poorest Prowler owner mods: 1) ceramic pads 2) Bill's 2.1 intake with EGR bypass 3) "cracked ice" shimmers 4)40,000+ (s)miles
WPG Prowler Junkie From:Orlando, Florida Registered: Aug 2000 Admin Use	posted 07-12-2002 09:52 AM quote: Originally posted by JUST JP: Bill, Sounds like we are on the same wave length. I too would like to go with 235/45 up front, just wondering if it will rub in any way. JP, I just went out and looked at the front fenders/tires. I think the 235/45 up front may not work because of the rivets that hold the black arms to the fenders stick about 1/2"-3/4" into the fender well. I had thought they were flat on the inside and did not realize until just now. If they could be ground down 1/4" or so, then I think the 235/45 will fit. Before I order the 235/45, I will look at the rivets and see what can be done with them.
JRL POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Devon, Pa. USA Registered: Sep 2001 Admin Use	posted 07-12-2002 01:26 PM Trust me on this, if you go with a wider tire on the front, the car WILL dart around more. It will follow every surface and rut change in the road. I have a LOT of experience with larger and wider tires and the front end will suffer. The rears are no problem. JRL

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