terrasmak

iTrader: (8)

except for the fact your car will plow the front end.

Spike100

RE> “Might be a little harsh but I think you are missing this point.”

I don’t think that you are being “harsh.” In fact you are presenting the counter-point that is important to this discussion.

I also would like to introduce an additional concept to this argument: Our focus seems to be on VDC-equipped Z’s, but in fact the discussion should also include TCS. I’ve owned both (an Enthusiast model with just TCS and a Performance Model with VDC). Of course the Performance model with VDC also has TCS. Mounting the wrong-sized tires is problematic with both cars/models/VDC/TCS. In fact it is the SLIP light you see with failure/protection on cars with VDC or TCS.

I believe you think that maintaining a percentage difference for overall diameter between the front and rear tires is a solution. Please correct me if I misstate your point.

My experience is that you must respect the rear tire size (for both VDC and TCS). If you search here, you see that this parameter holds-up well when selecting tires sizes.

--Spike

EDIT: It looks as though your key-caps is sticking (all CAPS are hard to read).

Spike100

Good point and advice. With these tires sizes, the car will turn-in like a bathtub half-full of water.

--Spike

Simann

iTrader: (1)

So what would you guys gather with the stock 07'-08' Track and NISMO edition models 18" front and 19" rear sizing? I would assume Nissan recalculated the VDC settings to accept a larger percentage difference in wheel speed between the front and rear would be acceptable.

terrasmak

iTrader: (8)

The didn't have to do anything, You do know that the wheel size and tire height are independant of each other right. You can run 17's up front and 20's in the rear as long as the tires are sized properly.