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Looks like RE001 has got pretty good feedback in general. Oh well, the oem tyre for dc5 is also RE series too so i am not surprised about that.
ok, can i ask one further question, if you have to choose AD07 or RE001 and cost factor is not included. Street use only, grip over noise. What will be your choice?
AD07 . It is a grippier tyre if the cost isn't an issue.
guys, any thoughts on the altenzo tires new on the shelf at the beginning of this month or so i heard. tread pattern looks alright. since its new, they are only going for $140 a pop for 225/45/17
KU36 bang for buck tyre!.... Done over 15 000km on them plus 3 full track days on them. IMO better then old used semi slicks. Manage a easy 1.09's in fairly stock evo.
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Just a questions regarding tires.... If the tires are not worn evenly, im assuming it would cause the car to wonder whilst attempting to drive in a straight line yes?
and as a result, that would cause the steering wheel to sit slanted to negate the uneven tyre wear in order to drive straight correct?
Hey guys looking at some tyres for my DC2R at the moment. Just curious as to what people are using and are happy with.. At the moment I have Potenza G3's. Looking for something around the same or better for street use only. For standard 195/55/15 Rims.
Been ringing around heaps of places around my area (northern beaches). Heaps of low end crap like Goodyear Assurance ($140ea) Pirelli P6 ($169ea) Continental Contact 2 ($205ea) and found the new michelin pilot sport 3 for($245ea). Also Toyo T1R for $190 ea, snd R1R I think was $210.
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Originally Posted by justinfox
You can modify many crappy cars out there to be faster than a real Type-R but no matter how fast they are they still don't knock the Type-R off it's "pedestal" which it so deservedly sits on. :P
Hey guys looking at some tyres for my DC2R at the moment. Just curious as to what people are using and are happy with.. At the moment I have Potenza G3's. Looking for something around the same or better for street use only. For standard 195/55/15 Rims.
Been ringing around heaps of places around my area (northern beaches). Heaps of low end crap like Goodyear Assurance ($140ea) Pirelli P6 ($169ea) Continental Contact 2 ($205ea) and found the new michelin pilot sport 3 for($245ea). Also Toyo T1R for $190 ea, snd R1R I think was $210.
Quote:
Originally Posted by justinfox
You can modify many crappy cars out there to be faster than a real Type-R but no matter how fast they are they still don't knock the Type-R off it's "pedestal" which it so deservedly sits on. :P
Hey guys looking at some tyres for my DC2R at the moment. Just curious as to what people are using and are happy with.. At the moment I have Potenza G3's. Looking for something around the same or better for street use only. For standard 195/55/15 Rims.
Been ringing around heaps of places around my area (northern beaches). Heaps of low end crap like Goodyear Assurance ($140ea) Pirelli P6 ($169ea) Continental Contact 2 ($205ea) and found the new michelin pilot sport 3 for($245ea). Also Toyo T1R for $190 ea, snd R1R I think was $210.
Any help would be great, thx guys..
you haven't heard of bridgestone adrenalin re001? they are an upgrade to the g3's... very good bang for buck tyres... i found that they could be better in the wet but in the dry they're excellent street tyres.
I have heard of them.. Apparently the toyo R1R are of a similar performance?
How much are the RE001's roughly for 195/55/15 ?
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Originally Posted by justinfox
You can modify many crappy cars out there to be faster than a real Type-R but no matter how fast they are they still don't knock the Type-R off it's "pedestal" which it so deservedly sits on. :P
I got my RE001's roughly $140 each I think 195/55/15... they have these specials sometimes so shop around. 195/50 profile even cheaper at about $120.
I used Toyo T1R before the RE001's and I can say the Toyo's felt stickier, especially in the wet. But having said that, the RE001's are pretty close, if not, on par with the T1R's. And due to being so sticky, the T1R didn't last me that long. RE001's look like they'll last me quite a while more...
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