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Originally Posted by markesc Is there any agreement on the most stable for high speed cornering setup/predictability? Would going 255/35/19 on the front and 295/30/19 rear the best option? Suggestions
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Square setup is the best for cornering/predictability. Plenty of discussion related to this in the track section. PSI keep what you have on your door. A little less will get you a little more traction but lose some cornering predictability. The opposite for a little more psi. Wider rear is really for straight line drag style acceleration. There are a number of people who feel that off the line acceleration is more a suspension issue then a tire issue for our car. |
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