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Originally Posted by Rusty You never want negative toe in the rear. That will give you snap-oversteer. My tire set up is 285/35-19 front and 345/30-19 rear. The outside edge
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Meaty tire setup there. I noticed a big seat of pants power gain stepping down from 325/30/19 to 305/35/19 most likely due to lower overall gearing, weight and less friction on the road with the 305's. Loved the 325 look but can't justify the "power loss." At -1* rear camber I have maybe 1/2 of outer tread not on the road which is fine as it contacts in corners and I don't get on the sidewalls. Still love getting behind the big body Chargers, Challengers and Mustangs and seeing their OE tires/wheels that look like spares compared with our Z's. ![]()
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