carbon fiber hood w/vent & staggered wheels
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1. I 'm looking at putting carbon fiber hood with vents on my next sc but I hardly see anyone rolling with it on here, so any comments or suggestion on that?
2. I had staggered wheels 245/35/19 & 275/30/19 on my old '95 sc 400 before I wrecked it but I went thru good tired in few months when I say good im talking about michellin pilot sport tires 2 sets like twice all worn out within one year but the tire shops keeping telling me as long as I stick with staggered wheels I should always be saving up for tires, so guys any tricks to let the tires last longer if they staggered? and I was told they cant rotate staggered wheels ? is that true or any tricks out there? I need to know before I start my next set up
2. I had staggered wheels 245/35/19 & 275/30/19 on my old '95 sc 400 before I wrecked it but I went thru good tired in few months when I say good im talking about michellin pilot sport tires 2 sets like twice all worn out within one year but the tire shops keeping telling me as long as I stick with staggered wheels I should always be saving up for tires, so guys any tricks to let the tires last longer if they staggered? and I was told they cant rotate staggered wheels ? is that true or any tricks out there? I need to know before I start my next set up
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Only way i see it is, say you have a uni direction tread, then you cant rotate. But if you have a tread on the tire that can work normal, forwards or backwards, then i can see you switch them only between the two fronts or the two backs, no front and back allowed.
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You don't have to burn through so much tire just because you have a staggered setup. That doesn't make any sense. Pick a better tire for wear as opposed to performance (if you want the performance solely, then thats the trade-off you have with tire life) and go easy on the gas
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Also make sure tires are always properly inflated.
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