245/285 tires for ISF...how does it affect handling?
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i have invos on my 20s in 245/285 and thing it handles normal, the tires are not a racing tire but they are quiet and lock up well. I have RE-11's on my stock wheels in 235/265 that i put on drive to the track, beat it and come home and put my invos back on. RE-11s are sick, handle GREAT and have awesome dry/wet track ability but they do not last at all. I used to daily them on my ITR and maybe get 10k rotating them.
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I've run Verdesteins in 245/275 for the last 15,000 miles great performance and I feel meet or exceed my experience with stock PS2s.
Sidewall stiffness will make all the difference regardless of width.
Sidewall stiffness will make all the difference regardless of width.
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IMO we need to make a clear separate of those who are referencing track use and referencing daily driver use
Deviating from OEM spec only makes sense if you understand what you know you are doing (big difference from just knowing what you are doing)
Even in same tire size, different tires exhibit very different behaviors (at 0mi, at 5000mi life, at 10k, 15k, etc)
Deviating from OEM spec only makes sense if you understand what you know you are doing (big difference from just knowing what you are doing)
Even in same tire size, different tires exhibit very different behaviors (at 0mi, at 5000mi life, at 10k, 15k, etc)
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