Subject	Bigger wheels mean more effort to move.
Posted by	WAGGZ on April 05, 2006 at 1:33 AM
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In Reply To	Running TT Rims in the Front posted by vladz on April 04, 2006 at 11:17 PM
Message	I felt a big difference when I put my GTVs on. It felt as if the power steering wasn't as strong. Being that you know have larger tires in the front, (a little) more effort is needed to maneuver them and the car works a little harder in the process.
Follow Ups	Running TT Rims in the Front - vladz 23:17:07 04/04/06 No rub on the TT wheels up front - ZXRider(SoCal) 23:20:56 04/04/06 TT fronts are fine in the front, it's something else. (n/m) - Scotts94z32 23:21:17 04/04/06 yeah, i think so too. - enthuZist 03:33:37 04/05/06 Re: Running TT Rims in the Front - vladz 23:29:02 04/04/06 they're not rubbing. - Spee 00:31:10 04/05/06 Just the rims?!You might crash without the rest of the wheel (n/m) - turtleboy 00:50:42 04/05/06 Bigger wheels mean more effort to move. - WAGGZ 01:33:17 04/05/06 spelling, grammar.....its time for bed. lol (n/m) - WAGGZ 02:24:27 04/05/06 GTV's weigh a lot...stock TT rears do not. (n/m) - Fuzznutz 07:28:17 04/05/06 its not the weight...its the rubber/ground friction (n/m) - AntiHero 08:24:04 04/05/06 not to mention fact, "lol" - ni[X]it 07:28:43 04/05/06 >>> - WAGGZ 14:13:31 04/05/06 well... - Ballistic 01:16:30 04/06/06 TT rear wheels. - WAGGZ 15:29:20 04/06/06
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