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| 09-12-2008, 06:58 AM | #1 |
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Runflat and non RFT
Hey guys
I'v got a question for you : Why is it so bad to mix up RFT and non RFT tires on 2 different axles? I mean,if you have RFT in the front and non RFT in the rear,you still have the precise steering and additionally a better grip when pushing the car to its limits. That's what I thought....because a non RFT tire may be more flexible than the RFT tire and therefore can literally hug the ground,whereas the RFT tire probably would simply begin to lose grip and spin wiht a higher speed than the car drives. |
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