BierGut
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I own a 2015 Z/28. It came from the factory with the P-Zero Trofeo R 305s all around and it DID INDEED tramline until removal for General G-Max units (305s). All things being equal and the vehicle properly aligned, most on all GT350 forums attest to the tramline issue going away once they move on from the Pilot Sport Cups 2s (I haven't as I love them on and off track).You mean, like the millions spent on design, development, and testing of the Gen 1 motors?
Coming from the camaro world, especially the 1LE variant, they are HEAVY trackers over there just like the GT350 world. Their stock setup is 285 in front 305 in rear. I find it interesting that Ford went with 295 with the GT350. You will not see ONE complaint of tramlining in any camaro forum. Many of the camaro owners who track do the square setup so they can rotate as the Supercar 3s don't last very long - which is also similar to the Cup 2s. Mind you, both cars are around 3700 pounds and have magneride dampers. The engines could not make power any differently but now owning both they are very similar in their handling characteristics.
So that's why I was wondering what folks on this side do as well since I am over here on the dark side now. Ha!
I'm pretty certain Ford didn't go with the staggered set-up because it was slower.
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