SCCA Time Trial Max 2 tires
Anyone have experience with 200 wear rating track tires?
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Though having raced Showroom Stock back in the day I'm not familiar with track ready tires available now. I'm looking at tires with a 200 tread wear rating and expect that replacement cost will be a significant expense. Want to be competitive but don't want one weekend tires. Any brand suggestions/comparisons will be helpful. Thanks
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Sreve- if you raced SS back in the day, you already know quite a bit. The tires in the UTQG 200 range won't have the overall stick that new DOT-R tires have today. But among the tires I'd suggest you research are the BFGoodrich G=Force Rival S and the like. Try looking at the tire tests on tirerack.com to get a better idea and talk to solo guys in your area who run them.
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Will do. Thanks, much.
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Hey Steve, are you running SCCA Max2 in May at the main circuit ? I will try to get in advanced that weekend so I can participate in TT Max2 too! I am still intermediate but was able to run a solid low 1:31 on my all seasons. I got advised on the Hancook RS4. They seem to last a lot longer than the RE71R but are not very suitable on wet weather. $850 for a staggered set for me. not too expensive neither.
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Not that far along, yet. Hope to have the engine at the machine shop in a couple weeks. Maybe I'll crew for you. Thanks for the input.
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Originally Posted by Steve Parsons
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Not that far along, yet. Hope to have the engine at the machine shop in a couple weeks. Maybe I'll crew for you. Thanks for the input.
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Ordered the Hankooks for mine, as well.
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Shoot. I won't be able to blame my poor performance on my tires. The more review I read , the more attractive those tires sound.
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Agreed. Don't think I need a better tire to start out.
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