bring on the snow :)
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That bulge on the spoke is gunna eat shit the first time you get up next to a curb.
Choosing ROTA for a nice throw away wheel +1
Choosing a ROTA with a spoke design that isn't flush or recessed -1
Choosing good snow tires that are still OK fun on the dry +3
You = teh winnAr.
Choosing ROTA for a nice throw away wheel +1
Choosing a ROTA with a spoke design that isn't flush or recessed -1
Choosing good snow tires that are still OK fun on the dry +3
You = teh winnAr.
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fortunately, i know how to drive, and won't be eating curbs
I curbed the sub the other day in the snow...TWICE...and I know how to drive....
anything that can happen....will.
An S4 understeers as bad as a stock honda civic.
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lol- the car is dirty as shit
well, we just got some snow... im heading in from the bar right now (and no, i didn't have anything to drink) and we got a nice dusting.
braking is AWESOME! forward traction is awesome! turning still enduces some plow when you push it, but overall, i'm impressed with these tires.
pissedoffrating: 8/10
See, I knew you would like it.
Even my Pirelli all seasons suck bad in the dry.
92civicb18b1
The Trisexual
Not with a 19 or 22 mm rear sway bar. Audi put the same size bars on the A4 as well, 27mm front and 15mm rear, later DOWNGRADING to a 14mm rear bar
For >200 bucks for the 19mm rear bar I can make my a4 oversteer a lot by throwing it into the turn or VERY nuetral and precise by taking it normally.
For >200 bucks for the 19mm rear bar I can make my a4 oversteer a lot by throwing it into the turn or VERY nuetral and precise by taking it normally.
And obviously you do not know how to setup suspension. Enjoy your even more understeering pig. TIA!
92civicb18b1
The Trisexual
It's proven to be an effective way of creating some oversteer with the A4/S4's.
If I was actually trying to have a great suspension setup. I wouldn't just put a bigger rear sway bar on and call it a day. I just want more oversteer right now, which is why I was contemplating buying it, I just don't have the money for a full setup right now.
If I was actually trying to have a great suspension setup. I wouldn't just put a bigger rear sway bar on and call it a day. I just want more oversteer right now, which is why I was contemplating buying it, I just don't have the money for a full setup right now.
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fortunately, i know how to drive, and won't be eating curbs
I know how to drive on snow/ice, also, and I'm from a place where is only ices over once every three years.
Anything can and will happen. Just because YOU know how to drive doesn't mean that 60 year old grandmother that just attempted to pull out in front of you does.
Well...if you want them...ya better hurry....
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Celerity
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fortunately, i know how to drive, and won't be eating curbs
I seem to recall you curbing your stock rims.... if you want to call what happened to the rims "damage".