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Old 01-21-13, 07:02 PM
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^putting a tire on a wheel within the approved rim width range is not stretching a tire. Putting it on a the wheel above the approved range is stretching.

Absolute rigidity is not absolutely better for handling. Road compliance is important too. Maximum grip on a skid pad does not necessarily mean better lap times.

And what is "worse" slip angle? What is that supposed to mean?
Old 01-21-13, 07:27 PM
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fwiw, it's optimal for the rim width to be about the same size as the tread width, which is usually the upper side of the approved range. But it's not stretching.
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