View Poll Results: For a dry weather only SC S2k, significant performance benefit?
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Next best handling modification?
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Ok, talked to Jim at the tirerack and will run Pilot Sport Cups on the "Winter" rims at 225/50/16 and 245/45/16. Will put them on for canyon carving and maybe venture to the track. Will think about upgrading to 17 inch lightweight Enkei wheels and doing RE-01s for the Spring and Fall.
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Originally Posted by atlsupra,Jul 4 2007, 08:42 PM
I also bought a set of Bridgestone RE01R, and they are far far superior then the old Kumho SPT I had. Unfortunately I did not have much experience with S02. They there replaced 100 miles after I purchased my car due to worn tires from dealership 
However, I used S02 and S03 on my Supra before, and from my experience I like the RE-01R better. The price is very similar to what the S02s, so they are definitely worth the money. Just my 2 cents.
However, I used S02 and S03 on my Supra before, and from my experience I like the RE-01R better. The price is very similar to what the S02s, so they are definitely worth the money. Just my 2 cents.
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Originally Posted by Emil St-Hilaire,Jul 4 2007, 06:24 PM
get a good set of Moton coilovers.!!!
Yup spoon coupe top ftw
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The 17's also made a huge difference in the way my car handles. The smaller sidewalls made steering response very precise. You might want to consider going with a set of wheels for those stick icky tires. 255 rear 225 front!
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