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Old 09-17-2012, 02:16 PM   #14 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by SPOHN View Post
Same tires front and back. AD08's. It was gradual and controllable. The turn is was what seem sharp and rear rotated easly. I was running a 265 up front went to a 275. Braking was more than fine. Maybe it's such a dramatic change on all levels that made it feel wild. I was definitely slow in a trying to push it out hard. I guess my nervous are a wreak from my incident. I've been beating myself up for months about it so........
I am going to go ahead and guess that its a combo of getting on the the gas too hard/early and rear sway was too stiff for the new setup. Toe issues usually end in a more snap-oversteer or unpredictable feeling. I don't think it was the tires. The AD08s are actually best on their first heat cycle. Race slicks when cold/brand new can be a handful but usually not true for street tires.
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