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Old 03-14-2009, 07:16 PM
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It is my daily driver but i only drive it to class in back anywhere else i take my Escape since its the only one i can put the baby in=-P
Old 03-14-2009, 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Crom
Ive heard great things about those as well..... 19'in wheels don't reallly have a good sticky line up to choose from.

Ahh crap forgot the Z1's don't come in 19's....my bad.


R888's are nice from what I hear but shitty sizes and you really need to warm 'em up a good bit before they get good. Again that's just what I've heard/read.


Maybe try the Nitto Invo's since they have a pretty large contact patch.
Old 03-14-2009, 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Jason333
The Vredesteins will not hold your power levels. I would do KDW (at the minimum) or R888 since you can fit them in the rear. How often do you drive the car? IDk how well the new Nitto's in a 275 work compared to ther tires, but there is a review here where someone with your power range is using a 275 and hooking up in second.
https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-...re-review.html
Old 03-14-2009, 07:27 PM
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Originally Posted by got556
Ahh crap forgot the Z1's don't come in 19's....my bad.


R888's are nice from what I hear but shitty sizes and you really need to warm 'em up a good bit before they get good. Again that's just what I've heard/read.


Maybe try the Nitto Invo's since they have a pretty large contact patch.
dont need to warm them up to be good, better warm but what tires arent? i run 255/35/19 T1R's in the front and 305/30/19's R888 in the rear and it feels perfect to me.
Old 03-14-2009, 07:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Nexx
dont need to warm them up to be good, better warm but what tires arent? i run 255/35/19 T1R's in the front and 305/30/19's R888 in the rear and it feels perfect to me.
Thats a good combo... I run the Kuhmo XS's in the rear 285/35 - which were almost as wide as my 295-30 ps2's but with ~ 30% better traction. In the front I got PS2's but will eventually swap those out for a pair of thos NT05's...
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Originally Posted by Nexx
dont need to warm them up to be good, better warm but what tires arent? i run 255/35/19 T1R's in the front and 305/30/19's R888 in the rear and it feels perfect to me.


You have your fenders rolled though correct? Any clue where i could get it done aroudn the Raleigh Duram Area?? Lol theres not **** for shops around here that i have seen other than mustang ****? How complicated is it to roll fenders?
Old 03-14-2009, 08:58 PM
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I purchased mine based on this review. I didn't get the same results.
Old 03-14-2009, 09:46 PM
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i personally have 295/35 BFG T/A KDW on my car on stock suspension and havent had any rubbing problems. The only difference is that I'm on 18's. But when I was getting the wheels put back on, there was still plenty of clearance so you should be fine with 295/35/19 on your car.
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Hey Nexx if i cant find someone to roll my fenders will i be able to run 255/35/19 in the T1r's Front and 295/30/19 in the rear with the R888? or will i have to reduce the front tires also? and Anyone know of any shops that can beat the prices i have found at 1010tires.com? Cheepest i found for the 295/30/19 R888 Was $375.00 and for the TR1's 255/35/19 was $289.00
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Originally Posted by Fairlady.4u2nv
i personally have 295/35 BFG T/A KDW on my car on stock suspension and havent had any rubbing problems. The only difference is that I'm on 18's. But when I was getting the wheels put back on, there was still plenty of clearance so you should be fine with 295/35/19 on your car.

Sweet thanks, I think thats what ill end up running
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Originally Posted by xpock182
Hey Nexx if i cant find someone to roll my fenders will i be able to run 255/35/19 in the T1r's Front and 295/30/19 in the rear with the R888? or will i have to reduce the front tires also? and Anyone know of any shops that can beat the prices i have found at 1010tires.com? Cheepest i found for the 295/30/19 R888 Was $375.00 and for the TR1's 255/35/19 was $289.00
if you have tcs or vdc, you'll need to go with 245's in the front to keep them happy. i have my fenders rolled.
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