Subject	Yeah, tramlining
Posted by	rodger on January 05, 2007 at 8:01 PM
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In Reply To	.... posted by Gho32 on January 05, 2007 at 07:53 PM
Message	Some tires are just more likely to tramline. Victoracers tramline like crazy. The stock size Dunlop A2s on my old car also tramlined a bit while the Firestones didn't. You get used to it.
Follow Ups	Is it normal to have some side to side pull ("tracking?") w/ - Zlicious (Seattle) 16:16:20 01/05/07 yes (n/m) - Adam (NoVA) 16:20:21 01/05/07 Yes that's normal. - TT XTZ 16:32:49 01/05/07 My Z seems to do it more on uneven road surfaces. - MistressZ 16:34:34 01/05/07 lame, i feel your pain - Zlicious (Seattle) 17:11:55 01/05/07 I've actually been looking to sell my TT and my TA - MistressZ 17:17:38 01/05/07 Directional tires have a tendency to pull - CatnipZ 16:37:14 01/05/07 It must have to do with size as well, - TT XTZ 16:42:38 01/05/07 I'd have to quote noted physicist/country singer Joe Nichols - CatnipZ 16:45:34 01/05/07 nice reiteration - boss balla 17:09:53 01/05/07 Not only size; tread pattern, side wall structure, et. al. (n/m) - Barry'z (NJ) 21:05:47 01/05/07 Check your camber. But it is also VLSD that is slow - AzHeat 17:32:16 01/05/07 .... - Gho32 19:53:57 01/05/07 Yeah, tramlining - rodger 20:01:35 01/05/07 Hey! That's the first time I see another Z looking like mine - TheTwinZ (Peru) 21:11:39 01/05/07
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