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> left side or right side?
> this should be an interesting thread.

> > left side or right side?
> > this should be an interesting thread.

> and with what kind of tire pressure ?

> Just to add another variable :-)

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> Radials have virtually no change in circumfrance with different psi unlike a
> bias ply tires.

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> Darrin Stevens
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> > > left side or right side?
> > > this should be an interesting thread.

> > and with what kind of tire pressure ?

> > Just to add another variable :-)

> > Beers and cheers
> > (uncle) Goy

> > "The Pits" http://www.theuspits.com/

> > "A man is only as old as the woman he feels"
> > --Groucho Marx--

>> Radials have virtually no change in circumfrance with different psi unlike a
>> bias ply tires.

>If you're talking about unloaded tires, I agree, but I would think on a
>loaded tire there would be a difference in how much the weight of the
>car compresses the tire where it's in contact with the road ?

> They have about 1 foot flat spot hortizontal to the ground.  This certainly
> affects stagger and since weight is different on all tires.. The flat part
> varies from tire to tire from side to side.

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> > Radials have virtually no change in circumfrance with different psi unlike
> a
> > bias ply tires.

> > --

> > Darrin Stevens
> > www.Stevens-Racing.com

> > > > left side or right side?
> > > > this should be an interesting thread.

> > > and with what kind of tire pressure ?

> > > Just to add another variable :-)

> > > Beers and cheers
> > > (uncle) Goy

> > > "The Pits" http://www.theuspits.com/

> > > "A man is only as old as the woman he feels"
> > > --Groucho Marx--

> Uhm, radius or circumference? I'd say circumference stays quite the
> same in all cases, unless you calculate it as 2*PI*r. ;-)

> Uhm, radius or circumference? I'd say circumference stays quite the
> same in all cases, unless you calculate it as 2*PI*r. ;-)

> > Anybody know?

> > left side or right side?
> > this should be an interesting thread.

> > > Anybody know?

> Have I missed something?
> --
> ed_

> >   Both sides should be the same; stagger isn't allowed anymore.

> > > left side or right side?
> > > this should be an interesting thread.

> > > > Anybody know?

> > left side or right side?
> > this should be an interesting thread.

> > > Anybody know?