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Hope everyone's holiday season was great!!! I have a question which I posted before but forgot again. I have the 18 inch turbo rims on my '99 996 with 265 rear and 225 front. I remember back when that 285's can be put in the rear but doing so will cause more understeer. I like to keep my rims at the present time so is the understeer very noticeable? I welcome ne suggestions/options to this topic. Thanks for futire responses. Take care. Mike

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Thanks again Viken!! I checked the archives and got the info. Only thing is with the slightly induced understeer how much noticeable is that? Regards!! Mike

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It won't be too noticeable unless you drive the car reasonably fast and/or closer to its limits.

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I also put 285s (BFG KDs) on my 18" wheels, and I track my car as often as possible. The additional understeer, if any, isn't noticeable at all, and the additional rear grip is quite nice on the track, especially in the higher speed turns. Looks nicer too since it fills out the wheel wells a little better.

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