tire question
I tried searching but apparently I can't even remember how to spell it or if I even got the right name.
what are the tires I keep saying yall talk about for AutoX.. Victoracers?! Victorracers? what are they. what brand are they is what I was trying to do the search to find out. but since I can't spell it I can't use the search properly.
what are the tires I keep saying yall talk about for AutoX.. Victoracers?! Victorracers? what are they. what brand are they is what I was trying to do the search to find out. but since I can't spell it I can't use the search properly.
Originally Posted by Elistan,Jul 16 2005, 10:40 AM
Kumho Victoracer V700.
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?ti...VictoRacer+V700
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?ti...VictoRacer+V700
Originally Posted by candyass,Jul 16 2005, 12:00 PM
If you have never competed in autocross or competitive driving events or even if you have but only a few times I would not spend the money for R compound tires,street tires will be plenty. Having the R compounds just slows down the learning curve for you.
I will remember that and not get the R. I have to do more research about the which it would be.. they have it in S and H compound. Tires is a semi-new field to me. I have a feeling I'll be calling my rep ALOT..hehehehe
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Originally Posted by candyass,Jul 16 2005, 02:00 PM
If you have never competed in autocross or competitive driving events or even if you have but only a few times I would not spend the money for R compound tires,street tires will be plenty. Having the R compounds just slows down the learning curve for you.
Good advice. Just stick with the stock street tires to start - the S02's on the 2000-2003 model are some really sticky tires but they do wear quickly. I can't comment on the ones for the 2004+ (RA50 or somethig like that).
Originally Posted by outlaw442,Jul 16 2005, 04:07 PM
oh I plan on using Yokohama Advan A032R's.. I was asking about the rest of the board to see if it's something I carry
I will remember that and not get the R. I have to do more research about the which it would be.. they have it in S and H compound. Tires is a semi-new field to me. I have a feeling I'll be calling my rep ALOT..hehehehe
I will remember that and not get the R. I have to do more research about the which it would be.. they have it in S and H compound. Tires is a semi-new field to me. I have a feeling I'll be calling my rep ALOT..hehehehe
Originally Posted by Photodavo,Jul 16 2005, 04:09 PM
Good advice. Just stick with the stock street tires to start - the S02's on the 2000-2003 model are some really sticky tires but they do wear quickly. I can't comment on the ones for the 2004+ (RA50 or somethig like that).


