★★★★★ Official Five Axis Design Wheel Thread ★★★★★
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yeah they should... i know that everyone says to go with the same width front and rear for traction, but ive seen a couple guys with AWD's and they put a staggered set up on theirs and it works just fine with no problems.
i would try to get the same overall tire diameter front and rear cuz if either front or rear is rotating faster...the ecu might get all confused lol
i would try to get the same overall tire diameter front and rear cuz if either front or rear is rotating faster...the ecu might get all confused lol
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Very cool... !!
You have the same tire size as me..
I'm running the Yokohama Advan Sport..
The PS2's seem to "look" thicker when you do a visual comparison between the two different tire brands..
My side walls look thinner per se.
Thanks
Joe Z
You have the same tire size as me..
I'm running the Yokohama Advan Sport..
The PS2's seem to "look" thicker when you do a visual comparison between the two different tire brands..
My side walls look thinner per se.
Thanks
Joe Z
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yeah they should... i know that everyone says to go with the same width front and rear for traction, but ive seen a couple guys with AWD's and they put a staggered set up on theirs and it works just fine with no problems.
i would try to get the same overall tire diameter front and rear cuz if either front or rear is rotating faster...the ecu might get all confused lol
i would try to get the same overall tire diameter front and rear cuz if either front or rear is rotating faster...the ecu might get all confused lol
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