>OK Andrew, let me put it this way instead, >.......you donīt wanna put that much G-force....... > >Iīve been on two wheels a couple of times with my Vanagon - once avoiding a >Moose collision, and another time when sliding on ice (handbrake turn ;-) ) >that suddenly broke and left me on tarmac - but itīs nothing Iīd like to try >again too often :) So it passed the moose test, even with those 245s on your stock wheels? I've been on THREE wheels plenty of times in T1s, T2s, T3s, Delicas & Hiaces, but that's par for the course cornering at all hard with tall vehicles... it doesn't mean that you can't go a lot faster. Good stiff dampers and low-profile tires can be beneficial in the make or break department here! -- Regards Andrew |
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