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Old 05-22-2019, 03:33 PM   #24
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C'mon KRAM, put up or shut up.

Lets see hard data for all the 987/997/981/991 cars that came from the Porsche factory with identical or nearly identical (less than .3" difference) F/R tire diameters. Google is your friend and there are a few... very few and I know which ones. The numbers are out there for all to see. If you are going to make an argument AT LEAST be able to support that argument with hard facts instead of butt dyno mumbo jumbo.

You have 30 minutes to demonstrate your awesomeness to all who visit here.

Go!
I don't have 30 min to do anything.

You made the false claim. Two of you examples were not 1" different.

Do you have a valid reason not to try and match the front and rear tire rotation speed best as possible on a street car?
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