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Old 09-30-2015, 03:35 PM   #6
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You should start with alignment. The factory alignment is crap and inconsistent anyway. If you're wearing your tires that drastically then you have an issue. Sort that out first.

I wouldn't recommend the staggered tire compound set-up since you're leaving a lot on the table by removing rear grip...in this case a significant amount. That is not the right way to set up a car.

Full stop. Don't think about parts. Get your tires and alignment sorted.

- Andrew

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