Im sure Im not the only younger car enthusiast that feels this way… Someone I talked to who has their e46 m3 tucking tire in the rear and pretty close in the front says he does it cause his car “feels more planted to the road” and “handles better”. Im sure it feels that way, but if you care about handling and actually go to a track, you would know that a stock m3 would run faster times than someone like said person. Just want to get your opinion becauseracecar

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Im sure Im not the only younger car enthusiast that feels this way... Someone I talked to who has their e46 m3 tucking tire in the rear and pretty close in the front says he does it cause his car "feels more planted to the road" and "handles better". Im sure it feels that way, but if you care about handling and actually go to a track, you would know that a stock m3 would run faster times than someone like said person. Just want to get your opinion becauseracecar

Personal opinion, I suppose. Tucking is a no-go for me when it comes to performance. Where’s the travel path for the suspension?