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Message: The 225's up front really help out the 986 cars; BTW, how'd things work out at WG?

Changed By: MikenOH
Change Date: August 08, 2012 08:32AM

The 225's up front really help out the 986 cars; BTW, how'd things work out at WG?
[quote=grant]
I changed the front tires from 205/50-17 to 225/45-17. The rears remain 255/40-17.

Porsche engineered tons of idiot-proof into the car.
It simply cannot go around turns as fast as possible with the stock setup. Its quite amazing - a huge difference.

I cant imagine any other reaction to a light lift than reduced under-steer, since this transfers weight to the front tires.

I drove this car on the track (981). Its pretty superb. Not even remotely interested in a new 70k toy, but its really nice.

Stiff, fast, balanced, tons of grip.

Of course they did not let me have enough fun to really get a good feel, but still.

Grant[/quote]

BTW, Grant, how was your WG event?
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Original Message

Author: MikenOH
Date: August 08, 2012 08:31AM

The 225's up front really help out the 986 cars; BTW, how'd things work out at WG?
[quote=grant]
I changed the front tires from 205/50-17 to 225/45-17. The rears remain 255/40-17.

Porsche engineered tons of idiot-proof into the car.
It simply cannot go around turns as fast as possible with the stock setup. Its quite amazing - a huge difference.

I cant imagine any other reaction to a light lift than reduced under-steer, since this transfers weight to the front tires.

I drove this car on the track (981). Its pretty superb. Not even remotely interested in a new 70k toy, but its really nice.

Stiff, fast, balanced, tons of grip.

Of course they did not let me have enough fun to really get a good feel, but still.

Grant[/quote]

BTW, Grant, how was your WG event?