RSB Effect on Wet Handling?
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Would an RSB have any negative effect on wet road handling?
I'm very curious because I still have the stock SE 17" tires on there and they leave much to be desired in the wet handling department.
Unfortunately, I only have 1,000 miles so far and I'd rather spend the money on a RSB than on new tires (so lets not go there, again).
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I'm very curious because I still have the stock SE 17" tires on there and they leave much to be desired in the wet handling department.
Unfortunately, I only have 1,000 miles so far and I'd rather spend the money on a RSB than on new tires (so lets not go there, again).
Thanks
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There are no negative effects to the RSB that I can detect. The car handles better in all situations, Nissan should be including these on the SE from the factory!
Yes the factory 17" Bridgestones do suck in the rain...they really prefer warm dry pavement.
Yes the factory 17" Bridgestones do suck in the rain...they really prefer warm dry pavement.
Originally posted by MarkF
Would an RSB have any negative effect on wet road handling?
I'm very curious because I still have the stock SE 17" tires on there and they leave much to be desired in the wet handling department.
Unfortunately, I only have 1,000 miles so far and I'd rather spend the money on a RSB than on new tires (so lets not go there, again).
Thanks
Would an RSB have any negative effect on wet road handling?
I'm very curious because I still have the stock SE 17" tires on there and they leave much to be desired in the wet handling department.
Unfortunately, I only have 1,000 miles so far and I'd rather spend the money on a RSB than on new tires (so lets not go there, again).
Thanks
Originally posted by yo_its_ok
I've posted this up before..I've swung the car on wet pavement braking deep into a turn and swinging the car around. I also have the 17" factory tires w/ 27,500 miles on them, inlcuding some wicked burn outs, high speed driving in the wet and dry, and a few badass donuts.
Eibachs, FSTB, RSB should be on everyone list.
-Peace
I've posted this up before..I've swung the car on wet pavement braking deep into a turn and swinging the car around. I also have the 17" factory tires w/ 27,500 miles on them, inlcuding some wicked burn outs, high speed driving in the wet and dry, and a few badass donuts.
Eibachs, FSTB, RSB should be on everyone list.
-Peace
Thanks for encouraging.
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Originally posted by yo_its_ok
I've posted this up before..I've swung the car on wet pavement braking deep into a turn and swinging the car around. I also have the 17" factory tires w/ 27,500 miles on them, inlcuding some wicked burn outs, high speed driving in the wet and dry, and a few badass donuts.
Eibachs, FSTB, RSB should be on everyone list.
-Peace
I've posted this up before..I've swung the car on wet pavement braking deep into a turn and swinging the car around. I also have the 17" factory tires w/ 27,500 miles on them, inlcuding some wicked burn outs, high speed driving in the wet and dry, and a few badass donuts.
Eibachs, FSTB, RSB should be on everyone list.
-Peace
Originally posted by UMD_MaxSE
only the ones with the C&C package have the 17's
only the ones with the C&C package have the 17's
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