99Coby

How will this affect my tires.

italia18

are you wondering this from your last post about your car eating away your tires?

99Coby

Yep

MuscleOwnzRice

shouldnt too much, they have to do with really impact absorbtion, not so much with alignment and such. Try caster camber plates, they are a great thing to have and you will be able to align alot easier

99Coby

Yea I think your right. Just wanna fix the prob the first time around you know. I think I'm gonna go with H@R lowering springs at 1.6" and caster camber plates for next upgrade.

black96svt

I have a 96 cobra and am experiencing extreme rear tire wear as well. The only difference is that the tires are wearing quickly on the inside, I don't get it. Is this possible due to psi, shocks, or worse? What do you guys mean by "riding in a school bus?" I have BFs on right now, I had Kumhos before. I drive the car everyday and don't want to spend afortune on tires. Please respond if you guys have any knowledge. Thanks

italia18

if youve ever ridden in a schoolbus, it catches EVERY bump and groove in the road, and when it hits the big ones you go FLYING out of your seat.

I take it your parents drove you to school haha



also the wear problem for you sounds like a pressure issue. Too much air in the tire, you need to let some air out to get the full tread.