Subject	To reduce chance of oversteering
Posted by	chenc544 on March 29, 2005 at 11:31 AM
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In Reply To	...why???? (n/m) posted by buttflyz on March 29, 2005 at 08:48 AM
Message	The assumption is that the new tires will give you better traction. So by putting them in the rear you reduce the chance of oversteering, which usually leads to bad things if you are on the street. Personally I think on a FF you should put them on the front, the chance of oversteering in a FF is pretty small. This way you get better traction where you need it.
Follow Ups	NZR question concerning tire sizes. - buttflyz 19:18:10 03/28/05 If they don't rub, only a problem if AWD. - SactoTodd 19:34:11 03/28/05 definately not AWD, and rubbing the wheel wells shouldn't be - buttflyz 19:49:16 03/28/05 Why not just go with stock sizes? (n/m) - whitepearlz 19:54:55 03/28/05 i got 16" rims for the car a few years ago, if i go stock - buttflyz 19:57:22 03/28/05 Here is a useful link for comparing tire sizes >>> - Z U N L 20:04:40 03/28/05 Re: NZR question concerning tire sizes. - tyreboy 21:11:58 03/28/05 I do have ABS, what sort of problems could I have? (n/m) - buttflyz 21:40:01 03/28/05 when replacing only two tires ... - Luke@tirerack 06:52:55 03/29/05 ...why???? (n/m) - buttflyz 08:48:09 03/29/05 2nd, that makes no sense whatsoever. (n/m) - boileralum 09:52:34 03/29/05 To reduce chance of oversteering - chenc544 11:31:44 03/29/05 read and learn - Luke@tirerack 13:40:56 03/29/05 I've always been told opposite - NytWolf 10:19:45 03/29/05 Re: I've always been told opposite - Kenny 15:46:28 03/29/05 I like using this tire calculator link - boileralum 09:58:29 03/29/05
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