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Abo Bob
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For every 1000rpm at 1:1 gearbox ratio, so 3rd gear in an auto or 4th in a manual, with a 4.083 diff (I found the figure, last time was off the top of my head), you do 29.7km/h by my calculations. Th

admS15
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20 inch rim and 35 profile tyre is the problem there, not enough tyre wall, not to mention a good quality 20 inch tyre would be big $. An 18 inch wheel with 245/45/18 woul be heaps better.

Adz #24
Adz #24

Already had a decent set of 245/45/18 wrapped on Rays and was facing this problem plus the added fact that my clearance was horrible and I ruined my front bumper therefore the move to the larger wheel

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Can we at least all agree that 20in non-performance tyres are going to cause unwanted skids tho ?

245/255/265 in

Yokohama AD08R
Nitto NT05
Michelin Pilot Sport 4S (245 only in 18)
Hankook RS4
Federal RS-RR

Problem solved. ?

niZmO_Man Grand Master

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PS4S is the updated Pilot Super Sport... I would go for a PS4, maybe works better in wet conditions.

The Hankooks worked surprisingly well in the snowy mountains roads (not in snow obviously, but freezing roads).

 

But yeah, I'd definitely go a mechanical LSD, Cusco, Nismo, KAAZ, etc.

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