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Old Mar 4, 2011 | 03:00 PM
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Default Re: rear tire wear
Originally Posted by fugley
Does anyone besides me wonder how much of the rear tire wear may be caused by the deployed "spoiler"?. I read a lot here about rear tire wear and the different results some guys report. Where I live (rural Georgia) most of my driving is with "spoiler" up. No squirrely driving, and 15K would be good to get on the rear. Just wondering...JIM
No ....... not me anyway.
I'm sure that a passenger puts more weight on the rear tires than the wing. As the wing is only about a foot and a half behind the axle the leverage is not too much, a passengers weight would probably split half and half front and rear.
It's tougher to do burn outs with a heavy passenger on board.
 
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