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Originally Posted by Limeybastard What a weak respsonse. As I was merely talking about non stock rubbers. I wasn't complaining about stock mpg now was I? Sent from my SM-N900T
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However I think going from say a 285 to a 305 in terms of rolling resistance probably works out to about the same drag as adding an aftermarket spointer or spats to the car. I doubt you would be able to take before and after mpg readings with any sort of reliability. As far as the power steering, you might notice a bit more resistance, however with my setup I didnt notice much at all personally. If one was worried about it they could add another PS cooler. I bet if you ran the max values on the tires you would actually increase the economy of the car. Good for mpg, bad for safety and tire wear.
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