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Originally Posted by Cajundaddy View Post
It will improve turn-in and cornering grip, reduce understeer, and reduce top speed slightly. We have experimented with front tire sizes on a 986 (same front end) anywhere from 205-285. I ran in Time Trials with 255 up front for 2 years.
What front shocks were you running? Stock perches and springs seem a little wide, might rub. Coilovers would make it easier.
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