Thinking of a euro look wider rims on rear to front.So i will have a very slight diffrent rolling radius will this be a problem for the halidex do you think?
thanks ste
As the rear wheels is freerolling most of the time, I don't think it will effect the Haldex. The Haldex need to sense a 15 degree difference in rotation between fron and rear axles under load before it will kick in IIRC.
Steve's car is mainly a show and concours car, so I doubt handling is top of his priorities, go for 9.5" wide rear and 255 rubber, stick to 8-8.5" fronts and don't go over 235 wide, as it will start catching, ET30 all round should be sweet.
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