Newb Question about Rims...
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I was thinkng the same thing last night...
http://forums.nicoclub.com/zerothrea...m35x-awd-model
that might help, but granted its for an m35x.i would assume the same idea applies.
I was looking to get MRR GT1s but they usually run a staggered set up. Might have to get 4 fronts.
http://forums.nicoclub.com/zerothrea...m35x-awd-model
that might help, but granted its for an m35x.i would assume the same idea applies.
I was looking to get MRR GT1s but they usually run a staggered set up. Might have to get 4 fronts.
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The AWD is upset when the TPMS are not spinning at roughly the same speed. It doesnt matter if the diameter of the wheels are different because they should reach the same plane in the same amount of time. The only thing that matters is the outside diameter of the tires. This is why it is recommended that you change all four tires at the same time, because even a few 1/32's of an inch can make a difference in rotational speed.
People trade fronts and backs because it is easier to buy tires, not because it will mess with the AWD..
People trade fronts and backs because it is easier to buy tires, not because it will mess with the AWD..
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That is the Same Exact Setup I'm running with no issues with VDC. Like everyone said, overall diameter should be similar.
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As long as the tire size is the same (meaning same tire diameter), then you are fine. AWD only cares that the tires spin the same.
ABS usually has a 3% margin of error, but i think AWD is even tighter. Basically, if the front and rear don't spin the same, somethings going to have to slip.
ABS usually has a 3% margin of error, but i think AWD is even tighter. Basically, if the front and rear don't spin the same, somethings going to have to slip.
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