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You've thrown off the balance of your car by using two different tires and tire compounds front to back. Yes, it can make that much of a difference. The Z
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You've thrown off the balance of your car by using two different tires and tire compounds front to back. Yes, it can make that much of a difference. The Z isn't meant to have super soft all-season tires on it, because it is an extremely communicative car with plenty of feedback through the steering wheel.
Soft tires on a rigid car = floppy dynamics. |
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