Best rubber for traction
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currently running 19x10 rims with kdw 265/30/19 they are too low of profile. And 1st through 3rd cant hook up for ****.
Would like to run 285/35/19 what is the best brand for traction right now im kinda leaning towards goodyear.I dont want drag radials. Any help would be great.
Would like to run 285/35/19 what is the best brand for traction right now im kinda leaning towards goodyear.I dont want drag radials. Any help would be great.
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I thought about 305's but not sure if they will mount right on a 10'' wide rim. Im not sure on the offsets of the rims they are MSR 088 series. Using a 15mm spacer on rear to get the tire away from the tein coilovers. Hand only about 1mm clearance before the spacer install. Should have got 20mm spacers. When I get off work I will post a pic of the rears on there right now.
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Depends on which GY, but in my experience, they're all pretty lousy. Some track/street guys like the GSD3, but they were too soft for me.
I like the Bridgestone RE050As, S02, S03s, and Michelin PS1 and PS2s myself. I also got very good traction with a few sets of Falken Azenis RT615s, but poor wear. Their 200 rating was certainly inflated, but my car hooked surprisingly well in 2nd gear with lots of power. It's a wonder what fresh rubber can do for grip.
I like the Bridgestone RE050As, S02, S03s, and Michelin PS1 and PS2s myself. I also got very good traction with a few sets of Falken Azenis RT615s, but poor wear. Their 200 rating was certainly inflated, but my car hooked surprisingly well in 2nd gear with lots of power. It's a wonder what fresh rubber can do for grip.
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