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Old 05-13-2014, 07:56 PM
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Today I put on some 20 inch wheels, staggered, with 315s in the rear and 275s in front. Of course the tires being new has an effect, but the lower profile helps the feel as does the wider rubber. I probably will get more understeer - should have put the wide ones on front! I'll drive it like this for a while to see how much better it is versus just being different.
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