EAGLE RS-A (OEM) on my g35x
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Originally Posted by rcdash
The price difference is minimal.
The staggered wheel setup provides a more aggressive appearance and puts more rubber where it's needed. This has been the standard on the coupe from the start. The difference in contact patch between the rear and the front also provides some understeer, which many consider a margin of safety with a high powered rear wheel drive car (so you don't fish tail the rear end).
Please note the VDC expects this stagger and it will not operate properly with a non-staggered setup.
The staggered wheel setup provides a more aggressive appearance and puts more rubber where it's needed. This has been the standard on the coupe from the start. The difference in contact patch between the rear and the front also provides some understeer, which many consider a margin of safety with a high powered rear wheel drive car (so you don't fish tail the rear end).
Please note the VDC expects this stagger and it will not operate properly with a non-staggered setup.
And the treadwear rating on the Bridgestone Potenza's really blows.
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