R-Compound Tires.
Originally Posted by 350Zteve
One thing to keep in mind when using R-compounds on the street is the noise. They are so sticky, they constantly throw up every stone and pebble against the inner fenders. You don't notice it much at speed, but when going slower, its very annoying.
I'd say go with the KD's. I have them and the grip is fantastic.
I'd say go with the KD's. I have them and the grip is fantastic.
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Sorry - this made my day, DOT-R's on the Street - lol.
615's are great dry street tires, just don't expect them to perform in the rain. Many people that track for fun use them because they are one of the best street tires and are cheap. Plus, they don't have to own an extra set of wheels for track tires, as there street tires are their track tires.
615's are great dry street tires, just don't expect them to perform in the rain. Many people that track for fun use them because they are one of the best street tires and are cheap. Plus, they don't have to own an extra set of wheels for track tires, as there street tires are their track tires.
thanks guys for all of the input. i really appriciate it.
so let me ask this...
with the falken 615's in a size 255-40-18 (for my stock track wheels) have more or less grip than my toyo T1R's 285-30-19's? considering all conditions are ideal.
so let me ask this...
with the falken 615's in a size 255-40-18 (for my stock track wheels) have more or less grip than my toyo T1R's 285-30-19's? considering all conditions are ideal.
Originally Posted by Kolia
Hard to tell...
Is grip that important ? Don't you like to slide the car through a corner ?
Driving on rail is boring IMO...
Is grip that important ? Don't you like to slide the car through a corner ?
Driving on rail is boring IMO...
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