Center Exhaust/Diffuser Project
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When you were AWD what tire setup have you been using to keep fronts at least the same size as rears?
As I search for slick can find pirelli 265-645 and 325-650 the same diameter size, michelin 27/65(if they wil fit) and 30/65, some hankook 260-660 and 300-660 etc
for R compound tires if chasing a wider tire in front is hard to find exactly matching tires
If there was no restriction/penalty would you keep your car AWD ?
As I search for slick can find pirelli 265-645 and 325-650 the same diameter size, michelin 27/65(if they wil fit) and 30/65, some hankook 260-660 and 300-660 etc
for R compound tires if chasing a wider tire in front is hard to find exactly matching tires
If there was no restriction/penalty would you keep your car AWD ?
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Originally Posted by heavychevy
Decided to figure something out after years of talking about it. My mechanic (one of them) is a top notch fab guy. Built the center exhaust and we fashioned the diffuser together. Testing at end of July at Barber motorsports park. The mounting solution for the rear was so simple, just needed the right stuff.
Still in development, but coming along nicely.
Still in development, but coming along nicely.
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When you were AWD what tire setup have you been using to keep fronts at least the same size as rears?
As I search for slick can find pirelli 265-645 and 325-650 the same diameter size, michelin 27/65(if they wil fit) and 30/65, some hankook 260-660 and 300-660 etc
for R compound tires if chasing a wider tire in front is hard to find exactly matching tires
If there was no restriction/penalty would you keep your car AWD ?
As I search for slick can find pirelli 265-645 and 325-650 the same diameter size, michelin 27/65(if they wil fit) and 30/65, some hankook 260-660 and 300-660 etc
for R compound tires if chasing a wider tire in front is hard to find exactly matching tires
If there was no restriction/penalty would you keep your car AWD ?
I would have removed awd anyways as its one of the easiest and cheapest ways to lose 75 lbs. Its so hard to make these cars really light. Performance is a wash unless its raining.
Sounds FANTASTIC. Much better than the usual straight pipes. Like a cup car with mufflers.
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