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Should I get Bridgestone RE-11's or Nitto NT-05's?

Originally Posted by cossie1600 i mean stretching the tires in a little bit you can tune your car to the way you like with some of the suspension pieces. on

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Old 07-07-2011, 06:04 PM   #28 (permalink)
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i mean stretching the tires in a little bit

you can tune your car to the way you like with some of the suspension pieces. on stock car, changing tires are the best way to get your balance changed. the 20mm on the front made a huge difference in the way my car drives.

s04s are great tires, but they dont have as much grip as the re11. they will last longer though
What do you mean by 20mm in front? Were you running 265 fronts prior to stepping up to 285 fronts? You can tell a significant difference in understeer/grip going from 265s to 285s? Also, do 285s on stock wheels with no spacers look funny on the front end?

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