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2/10/14, 06:21 AM
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Sincerest apologies for the lack of response. We'll give you your money back.
Try www.tirerack.com and their customizing feature. I'm sure you can find 20" tires that will work.
2/10/14, 01:58 PM
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Sincerest apologies for the lack of response. We'll give you your money back. Try www.tirerack.com and their customizing feature. I'm sure you can find 20" tires that will work.
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2/11/14, 01:04 AM
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a 295/30R20 would be closer in OD to the front tires. Unless your looking to emulate the skinny/fatty look?
Also the difference in width and sidewall height will effect the way the car handles which should show up as more understeer.
It wont be an issue under normal driving but if you have a favorite on ramp or curve you like to fly around you will probably notice it. If you do, try playing with the tire pressure front to rear and see if that helps. IIRC bumping tire pressure up in the front dials out some understeer and might not require much of a spit at all. Honda for instance sometimes utilizes a difference of just 1 psi do dial in the factory handling on some of their vehicles.
Also the difference in width and sidewall height will effect the way the car handles which should show up as more understeer.
It wont be an issue under normal driving but if you have a favorite on ramp or curve you like to fly around you will probably notice it. If you do, try playing with the tire pressure front to rear and see if that helps. IIRC bumping tire pressure up in the front dials out some understeer and might not require much of a spit at all. Honda for instance sometimes utilizes a difference of just 1 psi do dial in the factory handling on some of their vehicles.
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