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SO WHY DID YOU BLUMMIN QUOTE ME ! http://futuremark.yougamers.com/foru...7&postcount=15 |
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I didn't quote you,you having a few cold ones tonight or what? [shocked] |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxY8C...eature=related
Keep in mind those Taurus' tested are FWD vehicles. |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxY8C...eature=related Personally I don't mind if the back comes out a little. ![]() |
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Kyros is correct it's all down to safety and driving in poor conditions. safety is always going to be number one. i put the theory into practice about a year ago. brand new tyres up front, worn ones on the back, wet road, back end stepped out at 70mph and i slammed into some tree's. it's always possible that was due to my driving, but its at least something to think about. also, logically, a brand new car (or set of four tyres) will wear at the front more on a front wheel drive car so the rears always have the better tread. so theres no need to keep swapping them round... however, does this mean on a rear wheel drive car it would be best to swap them every so often where possible to keep the wear at least even. |
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of course he is. |
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Why are you guys focusing over old and tyres? He's already said the "old" tyres are in good shape.
The fact is one pair is 65s and on is 60s. That number refers to the profile (height from the rim). Now since I assume he drives forwards rather than reverse (I hope) you want the higher profile tyres on the back and the lower profile tyres on the front. |
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Why are you guys focusing over old and tyres? He's already said the "old" tyres are in good shape. the 60/65 is the profile [rofl] ie the height of the Tyre wall when looking at it |
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you are both wrong. best tires go to the driving axle lol... rant rant... lol So... FWD cars... best tyres on front... RWD, best tyres on back. Obviously AWD vehicles are a bit more complicated because it depends exactly how the power is balanced between front and rear... but if it's 50/50 then I would put them on the front due to the steering. ... that's for safety anyway I like drifting... so it's good tyres on the front and crap tyres on the back in a RWD car ![]() |
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You're both wrong & serb is correct... best tyres should always go on the axle which is delivering power. where do you 'drift'? do you think drifting is what most people want? no.... they don't. it's not safe. tool. |
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You're both wrong & serb is correct... best tyres should always go on the axle which is delivering power. I sense this will be on Myth busters pretty soon ! |
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