will nitto 315's fit on a fox

[wick]

275/45/17 MT ET Street Radial

Finally, something we agree on.

[yeahloh95]

i ran 275's on my 8 inch cobra wheels for years they hooked up fine and lasted a long time too i am now running a 285 on a 10 inch rim

[Inkdcountryboy]

i got 315's on my 17x9 Bullits on my 01 GT..and it looks good

[349Stroker]

you guys with 94 and up have more room than the fox body guys !

Go with the 275's and you will be just fine

[turbo83coupe]

this is a nitto 315 on a 18x10 wheel on the back of my 85 notch

[ModularMike]

Frank that looks nasty! I love it. I love 4-eyed notches too!

[2001GTTT]

lol too bad its a 2.3 auto.

[Martin0660]

lol too bad its a 2.3 auto.

And even worse, destined for a V8 swap ;)

[2001GTTT]

And even worse, destined for a V8 swap ;)

Oh dont worry Bob, the swap will never happen, motor is still sitting there cause frank is a pro-offroader now

[PaxtonShelby]

Keep in mind that shittos, I mean Nittos, run small. A 275 nitto is about the same size as a 245 BFG. So a 315 Nitto would probably be about the same size as a 275 BFG. silverworm here had 10.5 wheels on a fox. He sold the car to Paxton shelby (Ron). They will go on but you can not lower the car without some banging and rolling.

wick is right - I bought a '90 LX from silverworm ( Shaun ) - great little car - and have since sold it to somethingclever ( John ). Shaun did all the work - the rims are 10.5" and the tires are Sumitomos - he used what looked like a 1/4" spacer on both sides and removed the quad shocks. You can't lower the car or it will rub - in fact, I recommend rolling the rear fender lips. Mine weren't rolled, but turning uphill sharply resulted in the low tire rubbing the wheel lip. There was minimal rubbing while driving in a straight line at speed over severe dips, but other than that I never had a problem. That's about all I can remember. I'm sure silverworm can tell you exactly how much pounding was required on the inner wheelhouses. Oh - I remember a tiny bit of rubbing on the exhaust pipe as well - but nothing serious. Good luck!