pictures of 17x9.5+33 wheels on stock height?
04-26-2018 | 01:13 PM
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Baseline your damn car maintenance wise and accept that this car does not drive like your open diff mazda-ford pickup truck or previous FWD vehicles, otherwise I hope you have collision coverage.
I have owned three S2000s and driven at least ten more, none of them would 'just spin out'.
I have owned three S2000s and driven at least ten more, none of them would 'just spin out'.
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john d (04-26-2018)
04-26-2018 | 02:42 PM
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yea I drove other rwd cars not my first rwd
I drove a mazda b2200 manual rwd truck all year long rain and snow without sandbags. without a problem so its not like I suck at driving.
I consider myself a decent driver
I just found out from a local tire shop that dws06 traction decreases massively once they are past certain thread depth that could explain a lot since the rear tires are getting near 50-60% thread
but hes the only one I heard say that so I'm checking on internets now
I probably stick with 8.5-9" rear wheels
I drove a mazda b2200 manual rwd truck all year long rain and snow without sandbags. without a problem so its not like I suck at driving.
I consider myself a decent driver
I just found out from a local tire shop that dws06 traction decreases massively once they are past certain thread depth that could explain a lot since the rear tires are getting near 50-60% thread
but hes the only one I heard say that so I'm checking on internets now
I probably stick with 8.5-9" rear wheels
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