Budget R-comps
#11
Dont see why they wouldnt fit. 240 is the width and 610 is the height (24in). That will give similar gearing as running a 4.3 vs a 4.1 diff. I really like the shorter gearing on the 225/40 R7's (those are 23.8")
#12
I'd love to know how they work, and they are 100TW so that is a plus (if that effects classing for you, it does for me). I'd guinea pig but season is over here until September.
#13
TDs were a badass tire if you want to set records or PBs
Basically a TA or qualifying tire. Tires were good for a weekend only..8 heat cycles max.
I currently use medium z214s in 245/40/17. Just about as fast as a TD but last much much longer. Were about $750 last time I bought them and are a good compromise to a Hoosier.
Basically a TA or qualifying tire. Tires were good for a weekend only..8 heat cycles max.
I currently use medium z214s in 245/40/17. Just about as fast as a TD but last much much longer. Were about $750 last time I bought them and are a good compromise to a Hoosier.
#14
RE71Rs.. these are constantly run in W2W street-tire endurance series and known as the cheater tire. a very sticky 200TW street tire. I'd run these any day over some of the fancy looking 100TW out there.
#15
They also cost twice as much as some of the tires brought up in this thread. Some of us just want cheap tires to run.
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