02-14-2020, 08:24 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2019
Location: Kentucky
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Drives: '11 FairladyZ
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Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z
Tires alone aren't going to do you a lot of good. The reason the tires are losing contact is because, among other things, your shocks are too weak and allowing the tires to fly up in the air. The "chatter" is because the tires are bouncing; weak shocks. It is more involved than just shocks - lots of suspension threads on this site.
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Originally Posted by TobinH
the whole car is never airborne.
go find the worst pavement in your area... drive at high speed, and hit said pavement while cornering. you will find the car chatters, bangs, and moves sideways.
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Maybe avoid potholes and uneven pavement by looking ahead?? 
In all seriousness, you are likely to spend just as much on a new set of tires/wheels for your 18" setup, than you would for a very decent set of coilovers. Decently valved coilovers, combined with a properly aligned car, will do wonders and provide you with options down the road to run pretty aggressive wheel/tire combos.
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