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Concerns FWD. I've mostly/usually always had RWD vehicles. Considering that, it is sometimes common to see or opt later on to install slightly wider tires in the rear, while keeping the orig. size in the front. For grip, performance, looks.......
With FWD, I've seen people that have the hopped up tuner boxes like jettas, civics, lancers, etc. whatever, and have seen them put the wider tires on the front, with the narrower tires in the rear.
Does it hurt anything with a FWD car, to keep orig. size 225s in the front and go witha 235 or 245 in the rear?
So you are saying running skinnies up frt on my Taurus Wagon with wide slicks and duel pipes out the back would be wrong oh ya lets not for get the little flames off the frt fenders.
oh ya lets not for get the little flames off the frt fenders.