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hey! nice camry!!

just a TIP: paint the calipers RED looks more sportierr :angry: :D

EDIT: u sure those tyres are the right size for that rims? coz if im not mistaken your speedo reading might be slower than what your actual speed is.

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hey! nice camry!!

just a TIP: paint the calipers RED looks more sportierr :angry:  :D

EDIT:  u sure those tyres are the right size for that rims? coz if im not mistaken your speedo reading might be slower than what your actual speed is.

The tyre package is: 225/45R18 Bridgestone Potenza G111

Thanks for the advise im definitely goin to paint the calipers red :D

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was your stock tyres 205/55/16 OR 205/60/16???

If that is your stock tyres (205/55/16)and now you're on 225/45R18

your speedo reading will be 4.4% slower than what you're actual speed is. (speedo reads 100kph but actual speed is really 104.4kph)

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^

yeah, the Gen5 Sportivos came with 205/60R16 tyres...

BUT, i have a feeling that all the Gen5 Camry speedos were calibated using the 15" tyres which the lower grades got, 205/65R15...

but i dont know about that :rolleyes:

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For 18" it is supp'd to be 225/40

but you can get away with 235/40 or 225/45

But for 225/45 your speedometer will read slower

(ie your speedometer will say 100km/h but your really doin 101.xxkm/h)

whereas the other two should read faster.

On the TS-1 concept they were 225/40

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was your stock tyres 205/55/16 OR 205/60/16???

If that is your stock tyres (205/55/16)and now you're on 225/45R18 

your speedo reading will be 4.4% slower than what you're actual speed is. (speedo reads 100kph but actual speed is really 104.4kph)

Thats an interesting point. Because I have one demerit pt left I use cruise nearly all the time. For example coming home from work down reid hwy the limit is 90kmph, I set the cruise on 95, theres always a speed camera in the same spot at least once every week and I dont get flashed. From your theory I should get flashed at 100k's <_<

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