NapalmEnema
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- First Name
- Alex
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- 2017 M2, 2022 Audi RS3, ex2019, now 2021Type R!
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So I am a little bitch when it comes to impacting the feel of the Type R. I really only got one because torque steer had been solved essentially in a FWD platform. So I'm enjoying it, got 19" NSX wheels for daily / track, but I want to run a more aggressive tire for the track, and don't like the idea of changing rubber on one set of wheels - so now I'm considering a track set of wheels.
My question is this - There is a nice set of 18's for sale in the parts section - but presently when I am driving the track my sidewall is almost rolling over due to full sending around corners.
- Would an 18 exacerbate that issue since it would have a taller sidewall?
- Is the torque steer with an 18" and 45 offset like day and night difference to stock or is it like 'meh - minor pull, barely noticeable'
My other choice would be to get a set of FL5 wheels / FK2 wheels, or a second set of NSX wheels to accomplish the second set approach.
So - hit me with it - how bad is a 45 offset for the amazing feel of our cars?
My question is this - There is a nice set of 18's for sale in the parts section - but presently when I am driving the track my sidewall is almost rolling over due to full sending around corners.
- Would an 18 exacerbate that issue since it would have a taller sidewall?
- Is the torque steer with an 18" and 45 offset like day and night difference to stock or is it like 'meh - minor pull, barely noticeable'
My other choice would be to get a set of FL5 wheels / FK2 wheels, or a second set of NSX wheels to accomplish the second set approach.
So - hit me with it - how bad is a 45 offset for the amazing feel of our cars?
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