Not exact matches
The
rear tires (all four are 21 - inch
tires, upgraded from 19 - inch on other trims) are 20
mm wider and staggered for improved acceleration on low - grip surfaces, according to Tesla.
FT - 86 G's concept is 30
mm longer, 50
mm wider and 30
mm lower than the base FT - 86 Concept model and sits on different 19 - inch alloy wheels with high - performance Potenza RE050
tires (Front 245 / 40R19,
Rear 275 / 35R19).
Tires are ZL1 - specific Goodyear Eagle F1 Supercars, and they're predictably
wide, with a steamroller - like 305
mm of tread width on each of the
rears.
21 - inch alloy wheels — Concave One — were fitted to the front and
rear, covered in 295 and 255
mm wide tires.
The track is an inch
wider,
tire width has been increased from 215 to 225
mm and the Avenger has been lowered 12
mm in the front and 6
mm in the
rear for a lower, more aggressive stance.
The
tires are Bridgestone Potenza RE050As, size 245 / 40R -19 in front, 285 / 35R -19 in back, 10
mm wider front and
rear than on a standard Vantage, and the front brakes of the S are a floating - disc design, featuring 6 - piston calipers and 15 - in.
Specifically, the 2015 ATS Coupe is 20
mm wider in the front, and 40
mm wider in the back, with the
wider stance contributing to better power delivery and steering, with 225 -
wide tires up front and 255 -
wide tires in the
rear.
The
rear tires are 10
mm wider, too, for better grip.
Standard wheels are 18 inches in diameter, and
tires are 255
mm wide in the front and 275
mm in the
rear.
They're way
wider than the standard Stingray
tires (plus 40
mm up front, 50
mm in back), necessitating the Z06's
wider fenders to clear the 285 / 30ZR19 fronts and 335 / 25ZR20
rears.
Other modifications that are less visible but enhance the 911 Carrera's abilities include a ride height that's 0.4 inches lower than the previous model due to a reconfigured Porsche Active Suspension Management system,
wider rear wheels (widened by 0.5 to 11.5 inches), and
wider rear tires, now measuring 305
mm instead of 295
mm.
Standard were a Borg - Warner T - 10 four - speed manual transmission with a Hurst floor shifter backed by either 3.54:1 or 3.91:1
rear axle gear ratios in the «Twin - Grip» differential, as well as power disc brakes,
wide E60x15 Goodyear Polyglas white letter
tires mounted on «Machine» mag - styled steel 15 - inch (381
mm) x 7 - inch (178
mm) wheels, and a black interior with bucket seats and a center armrest upholstered in red, white, and blue vinyl.
Pirelli designed a new P Zero
tire to suit the Aventador's specific dynamic characteristics and they're still steam - roller massive: 255
mm wide in front and 355
mm at the
rear.
Front brake rotors are 10
mm larger than those on the S, and the
tires are
wider front and
rear, too.
The Turbo II's flared fenders weren't just cosmetic, but were necessary to accommodate a 30
mm (20
mm in the
rear)
wider track and bigger 185/60 R13
tires.
of torque (823 Nm)-- Six - speed, close - ratio, race - hardened manual transmission — New, high - capacity dual - disc clutch — Higher - capacity and specific - diameter axle half - shafts; enhanced torque tube — Specific suspension tuning provides more than 1g cornering grip — Twenty - spoke 19 - inch front and 20 - inch
rear wheels — Michelin Pilot Sport 2
tires — P285 / 30ZR19 in front and P335 / 25ZR20 in the
rear — developed specifically for the ZR1 — Standard carbon - ceramic, drilled disc brake rotors — 15.5 - inch - diameter (394 -
mm) in the front and 15 - inch - diameter (380 -
mm) in the
rear — Larger brake calipers with substantially increased pad area — Standard Magnetic Selective Ride Control with track - level suspension —
Wider, carbon - fiber front fenders with ZR1 - specific dual vents — Carbon - fiber hood with a raised, polycarbonate window — offering a view of the intercooler below it — Carbon - fiber roof panel, roof bow, front fascia splitter and rocker moldings with clear - coated, exposed carbon - fiber weave — ZR1 - specific full - width
rear spoiler with raised outboard sections — Specific gauge cluster with boost gauge (also displayed on the head - up display) and 220 - mph (370 km / h) speedometer readout — Only two options: chrome wheels and a «luxury» package — Curb weight of approximately 3,350 pounds (1,519 kg)
The tuner - car feel is entirely absent: the Focus ST has its own variable - ratio steering, a 10 -
mm lower suspension, a
wider - mounted
rear suspension, and special
tires that give it an authentic set of performance bona fides.