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2011-2014 Mustangs
Wheels/Tires/Brakes
Bias ply slick
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<blockquote data-quote="Shiken_Feddas" data-source="post: 13894837" data-attributes="member: 143195"><p>While a taller sidewall will help lessen the shock over a shorter one. If you notice how slicks like to wrinkle on a launch, that's the tire absorbing the shock and energy of the launch, which it releases shortly thereafter. A radial's sidewall does not allow the tire to absorb near the amount of energy and the drivetrain feels that shock on a hard launch.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shiken_Feddas, post: 13894837, member: 143195"] While a taller sidewall will help lessen the shock over a shorter one. If you notice how slicks like to wrinkle on a launch, that's the tire absorbing the shock and energy of the launch, which it releases shortly thereafter. A radial's sidewall does not allow the tire to absorb near the amount of energy and the drivetrain feels that shock on a hard launch. [/QUOTE]
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