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Originally Posted by Aviator44 Your offset is negligible when determining traction. Tire type and width is what will determine it. 9.5f/11r is a good setup for your car. Those are
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I thought the goal was to try and stay within factory specs of 30mm and too big of a difference would induce more understeer? 9.5's he can run wider to stay with the 305s. i'm running 265/305 on stock sport rays currently.
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