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Ghostrider 310 · 03-01-2012, 08:51 AM

[QUOTE=pothole;280537]You can have that on-rails feeling with lower outright grip levels. If you put 225 tyres on a Boxster, you've still have the on-rails feeling, but you'd be able to play with the rear end more readily.

Regards keeping up with traffic in the US, gimme a break. The traffic crawls. You could still annihilate 99% of other cars and get arrested for driving massively over the speed limits if you stuck 155-section boots on a Boxster.[/QUOTE]

Yeah well in a 1971 Fiat spyder you have to push it pretty hard, as for traffic I don't live near the big city, in good weather people fly around here. I don't have the desire to do the Tokyo drift, I'll keep the grip and you can have the loose rear.

03-01-2012, 08:51 AM	#60
Ghostrider 310 Ex Esso kid Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: NY Posts: 1,605	[QUOTE=pothole;280537]You can have that on-rails feeling with lower outright grip levels. If you put 225 tyres on a Boxster, you've still have the on-rails feeling, but you'd be able to play with the rear end more readily. Regards keeping up with traffic in the US, gimme a break. The traffic crawls. You could still annihilate 99% of other cars and get arrested for driving massively over the speed limits if you stuck 155-section boots on a Boxster.[/QUOTE] Yeah well in a 1971 Fiat spyder you have to push it pretty hard, as for traffic I don't live near the big city, in good weather people fly around here. I don't have the desire to do the Tokyo drift, I'll keep the grip and you can have the loose rear.