R-compound tires...
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R-compound tires...
Hey what's up guys.. I was just wondering what was a good r-compound tire. This is just for weekend trips to the track for a couple runs.. Nothing serious.. Just looking to see what people have expierence with..
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sold TONS of heat cycled kumho v710s
goodyears are really good from what i hear also
personally ran a set of v710s (almost worn out) on the j2 for 1 trip down crest road had VERY predictable tire and it worked very very very well
the toyos and avons ive heard grip well but when they start wearing a little you might as well have all season tires on
goodyears are really good from what i hear also
personally ran a set of v710s (almost worn out) on the j2 for 1 trip down crest road had VERY predictable tire and it worked very very very well
the toyos and avons ive heard grip well but when they start wearing a little you might as well have all season tires on
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QUOTE (187sks @ Jun 15 2010, 05:39 PM)
But I have to ask, what kind of track? What kind of racing?
Just 1/8 and 1/4 mile drag stuff. Nothing too fancy.
Thanks for the advice everyone. I'll check out the Kumhos and Nittos. smile.gif
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Then ignore everything posted thus far and get some drag radials.
R-comp tires usually refers to road course or autocross tires.
If you're not driving on them anywhere but the track I suggest a pair of Mickey Thompson ET Street Radial II's.
You could try some BF Goodrich g-Force T/A Drag Radials or Nitto NT05R's if you'll spend any time driving them on the street.
R-comp tires usually refers to road course or autocross tires.
If you're not driving on them anywhere but the track I suggest a pair of Mickey Thompson ET Street Radial II's.
You could try some BF Goodrich g-Force T/A Drag Radials or Nitto NT05R's if you'll spend any time driving them on the street.
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QUOTE (cg303 @ Jun 16 2010, 08:19 AM)
Just 1/8 and 1/4 mile drag stuff. Nothing too fancy.
Thanks for the advice everyone. I'll check out the Kumhos and Nittos. smile.gif
Thanks for the advice everyone. I'll check out the Kumhos and Nittos. smile.gif
Drag racing? gtfoslap.gif
Why do I bother?
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