dangerous combo for street? azensis in front and crap in back?
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Hey this is a friends car, and dont worry about the plates. he doesnt care. haha.
Its rocking..
front
195/60 r14
azenis sports
soft
america tires brand rims
rear
205/50 r 15
cooper tires
high tread wear rating (440, i think)
integra rims
dangerous> or just takes practice? btw the suspension on the 93 vx is all stock.
Its rocking..
front
195/60 r14
azenis sports
soft
america tires brand rims
rear
205/50 r 15
cooper tires
high tread wear rating (440, i think)
integra rims
dangerous> or just takes practice? btw the suspension on the 93 vx is all stock.
Dangerous? Absolutely. The result is a car that has monster oversteer on dry pavement, and it will switch to monster understeer on wet pavement. Definitely NOT recommended.
Yes it is bad. You want the better tires in the rear for traction purposes on the street. That's why if you ever get 2 tires replaced the tire shops will put them on the rear.
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What about something with a smaller range of treadwear. IE the falkens in front, and a tire with 300 treadwear in back?
will that be more neutral for DD?
What you want is matching tires in the front and back.
You'd be better off with matching crap tires at both ends than putting sticky tires on one end and not the other.
You'd be better off with matching crap tires at both ends than putting sticky tires on one end and not the other.
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I agree, I will try to motivate him to put azensis in the back as well.
thanks for the help guys!
thanks for the help guys!
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