Mixing my F1's
15 March 2004, 02:38 PM
#2
Jack
No
I had one on PTMW! & the "flop" when it (GSD2) was on the rear was quite pronounced, but less so when on the front.
Prehaps it may feel different if you have the GSD2s on one side & 3s on the other but there shouldn't be any problem as long as fitted correctly.
No
I had one on PTMW! & the "flop" when it (GSD2) was on the rear was quite pronounced, but less so when on the front.
Prehaps it may feel different if you have the GSD2s on one side & 3s on the other but there shouldn't be any problem as long as fitted correctly.
15 March 2004, 02:40 PM
#3
Scooby Regular
No doubt you'll be told that mixing tyres will result in your diff's screwing up, but I've yet to hear anyone provide any evidence that this actually happens.
Only thing to watch for is tread depth and grip/handling charactaristics from the different tyres. All 4 tyres would give you a balance, so you wouldn't want to upset that too much by upsetting the grip levels.
Stefan
Only thing to watch for is tread depth and grip/handling charactaristics from the different tyres. All 4 tyres would give you a balance, so you wouldn't want to upset that too much by upsetting the grip levels.
Stefan
Last edited by ozzy; 15 March 2004 at 02:41 PM.
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