New tires
Finally bought something that will hook up. They are BFGoodrich G-force KDW's. So far I like them, they hook up much better then my old Yoks. I went with a 255 front and 285 rear. No rubbing, but with the 255 in the front the steering seems to be a lot more touchy. It feels much better around the corners though. Here are some pics.
Originally Posted by Phaneom
Finally bought something that will hook up. They are BFGoodrich G-force KDW's. So far I like them, they hook up much better then my old Yoks. I went with a 255 front and 285 rear. No rubbing, but with the 255 in the front the steering seems to be a lot more touchy. It feels much better around the corners though. Here are some pics.
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Originally Posted by pyindeem
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Very nice look. I also went with 255 in the front and 285 in the rear and also noticed a difference in the handling. However, mine are Michelin Pilot Sports in 20's. FYI - I spoke with Hotchkis Tuning and Titan Motorsports and they indicated new sways should take care of it. I was also looking to lower it with Hotchkis springs but they indicated I do not have enough room in the front. They suggested coilovers and I'm now waiting on TEIN Basics to go with Hotchkis sway bars. Should be done next week.
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Tonyz_2004_350z
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Oct 4, 2015 12:53 PM



I like the tires, but now I'm even more worried about my camber.

