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what happens if you run foams tires that are meant to go on the front on the back???
does the car handle the same??

Besercoe

iTrader: (9)

your car will look like one of those drift mongs.

(V)r>?ä®?@¢uD@

i dont get you will it work and why if i doesnt

kufman

iTrader: (6)

I did it once. My TC3 didn't drive that bad, but it was interesting. Since I had the same width front and rear and the same compound front and rear, the car had way too much front end bite. this seemed to be amplified by the fact that the back end had less bite since there were dual compound tires in the rear.

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im thinking of trying it but i need advice first what compound and width its doing on a Xray T1R runnning in stock on a mid bite track any ideas???

danjoy25

iTrader: (38)

In our local track they use 40 rear all around with good results. I will be trying it tomorrow.

Jack Rimer

Don't do it! The front and rear gas compounds are two completely different kinds of rubber with different characteristics. If you run front tires on the rear you will just spin out. It is a waste of time trying to dial the car in.