Racing Hart CP-35 evo
civic2k2
12-30-2001, 06:49 AM
Hey,
I heard from a so called "circuit racing" veteran that if i go
205/55/15 tires in the front and
205/45/17 tires in the rear that it would increase handeling and won't lose any torque in my FWD civic. I was planning to go with the Racing Hart CP-35 wheels all around just differant sizes in the front and back. does any1 have this experience in this area? I was considering the 15"s in the front because tires are much cheaper and i can afford burning them off on some weekend streetracing. i see many people place steel rims in the front and drive around daily. It looks ugly, in my opinion. anyway. is this a good setup?
thanks in advance,
James
I heard from a so called "circuit racing" veteran that if i go
205/55/15 tires in the front and
205/45/17 tires in the rear that it would increase handeling and won't lose any torque in my FWD civic. I was planning to go with the Racing Hart CP-35 wheels all around just differant sizes in the front and back. does any1 have this experience in this area? I was considering the 15"s in the front because tires are much cheaper and i can afford burning them off on some weekend streetracing. i see many people place steel rims in the front and drive around daily. It looks ugly, in my opinion. anyway. is this a good setup?
thanks in advance,
James
Dezoris
12-30-2001, 08:28 AM
This usually a rear wheel drive application, and not effective on FWD cars. the one thing it would do is cause understeer, too much.
tsunamiHB
12-30-2001, 10:57 AM
well if you drove around daily with any kind of 15 in the front and 17 in the rear i'm gonna laugh at you even if your car is faster....:D At least when i see steelies on the front i know they have been to the track lately....
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