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Old 07-13-2015, 05:57 PM
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i have gone 245/255 in order to curb understeer and braking and made a huge difference.

thanks for the info.
Have you found any downside with this setup?
On a completely different topic, if you're tracking your car too, how long are you finding the front wheel bearings are lasting between servicing/replacement?
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The steering will be slightly heavier, however, I do not see any downside.
I haven't had any issue with the front wheel bearings. Standard maintenance, but, I am one of those that replaces everything even before it is needed.
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I am one of those that replaces everything even before it is needed.
+1>>Excellent theory..

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ordering these now, finally. are they upper or lower? what else do I need to order with them? bushes?

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