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jeff
post Nov 18 2025, 11:55 AM
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I have a long-term project I’ve been working on. GT flares,3.2-6 . 7” Fuchs front, 8” Fuchs rear
Anyone running Toyo 888r tires? I was thinking 225/50/15 in the front /235/50/15 rear
Any advice we’ll appreciated .
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post Nov 18 2025, 08:48 PM
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QUOTE(jeff @ Nov 18 2025, 10:55 AM) *

I have a long-term project I’ve been working on. GT flares,3.2-6 . 7” Fuchs front, 8” Fuchs rear
Anyone running Toyo 888r tires? I was thinking 225/50/15 in the front /235/50/15 rear
Any advice we’ll appreciated .


I am happily running Toyo Proxes R1R for dual duty. (225 - 50 - 16 on 8" Fuchs)

Your biggest problem will be finding the sizes you mentioned in any tire.
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post Nov 19 2025, 08:33 AM
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Hey Jeff, I hope all's well! I run 15's as well due to clearance and tires are pretty limited. Like a lot of the early car crowd I've got a set of the Michelin TB-series vintage tires (Coker) which look cool, period correct, but are modern construction tires. I find they are really bouncy compared to true modern tires, but could be a way to go.

Previously since my car was mainly track usage I put used Hoosiers on it if I went on the street but I had switched to non-streetable slicks for track.
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