Subject	I think its hard to isolate the issue to the tires
Posted by	Antihero on January 25, 2012 at 11:36 AM
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In Reply To	Not back to back, but I have driven two cars within a few posted by Gordo 93TT Daytona on January 25, 2012 at 11:09 AM
Message	Ive never been in two Z's back to back that ever rode anywhere close to the same. Every single one has its own character either through wear and tear and "issues" or due to mods and tuning. I think you might be surprised to find that adding wide front tires to your car would not cause the drastic changes in road manners you are describing. Nothing wrong with having preferences, but I just don't think wide tires = bad road manners in the way that you are saying stiff springs = harsh ride. To your point of steering effort, well, I guess that's just a matter of personal preference. I much prefer the feel of a wider tire and very much dislike the floppy overpowered numb feeling steering on narrow tires. With a properly functioning power steering system you really shouldn't have any low speed difficulty. Antihero
Follow Ups	Staggered Wheels - Tanley 20:29:32 01/24/12 Re: Staggered Wheels - ZwheelZ 20:57:25 01/24/12 why such sissy tire sizes? - Antihero 23:12:38 01/24/12 Re: why such sissy tire sizes? - Tanley 05:42:21 01/25/12 I'd go 245 or less on front for ease of low speed steering - Gordo 93TT Daytona 09:37:29 01/25/12 What? Do you still have the power steering system? - Antihero 09:43:45 01/25/12 LOL I knew I'd catch some flak for that post!! Seriously - Gordo 93TT Daytona 09:55:26 01/25/12 I tend to agree 255 is ALOT of tire upfront. Just my opinion - new2boost 10:29:12 01/25/12 ever try going back to back? - Antihero 10:31:15 01/25/12 Not back to back, but I have driven two cars within a few - Gordo 93TT Daytona 11:09:04 01/25/12 I think its hard to isolate the issue to the tires - Antihero 11:36:56 01/25/12 Staggered Wheels - Tanley 11:50:04 01/25/12
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