Subject	We'll see... That is what TTnet is for. Research and
Posted by	Goose93 on November 11, 2003 at 7:38 PM
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In Reply To	Hell go for it then let us know your results :-) posted by Carlos Ramirez on November 11, 2003 at 07:30 PM
Message	Discussion. I am hoping to get into road course racing alot more in the future. That is why I am going to add more rubber to the underside of the car. I am only trying to find out if this is a viable combination. It may not be. It might be possible but at big $. It might work great and give me a little more grip to help me go throught corners a little faster I dunno yet. I have watched you toil and trouble over your car and it is absolutely georgous, and insane fast. I doubt I will ever beat you in a straight line. BUT I want to kick A$$ in the corners. Goose 93 96TT Stage VII+
Follow Ups	Mixed reviews in Search. 17x9.5 front 17x10 rear. - Goose93 17:30:04 11/11/03 I have the same ?, any autocrossers???? (n/m) - SI 17:59:33 11/11/03 There is a few things that affect offset.. - Carlos Ramirez 18:42:08 11/11/03 I know but what fun would that be. - Goose93 19:15:59 11/11/03 Hell go for it then let us know your results :-) - Carlos Ramirez 19:30:50 11/11/03 We'll see... That is what TTnet is for. Research and - Goose93 19:38:57 11/11/03 there is a tool to answer your questino.. - Carlos Ramirez 19:49:18 11/11/03 WOW that would be a lot, and a bit more than I need. - Goose93 20:10:11 11/11/03 the Z in SPL Parts Banner add has the 17x9.5 /17x10 combo - Goose93 20:15:13 11/11/03 I have custom 9.5" fronts as seen in this pic >>> - Glenn (San Jose) 20:33:00 11/11/03 WOW, that is a sweet looking ride. Thanx for the info - Goose93 20:48:48 11/11/03 I am not sure on the width differences of the calipers>> - Glenn (San Jose) 21:03:54 11/11/03 17x9 ET45 with a 265/40-17 fits fine in the front (n/m) - Luke@tirerack 07:27:45 11/12/03
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