Question: been using michelin sport cups?
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Question: been using michelin sport cups?
MICHELIN IS NO LONGER PRODUCING THE 345/30/18 tire. Been using them on my ccw 18x11 front & 18x13 rear. THE diameters 295/30 & 345/30 were right on. Can anyone suggest another dot comp. tire that will work DIA. wise?
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I orderd a set of R88's form the Tire Source in Boulder Colorado ( middle of tree hugger town) They had the best prices anywhere I could find. $1144 for a set 295/35/18 and 335/35/18. I'm dropping off my wheels on friday AM to get mounted. FRESH TIRES. Let me know if you can't find a phone #.
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TOYO R88's 305's/35/18 OEM Z06 Wheels?
I plan on running 18" OEM Z06 Speedlines all the way around. I was going to go with the Kuhmo's 710's, but they'll put me into the next class(unlimited). I can get a deal on some slighty used R88's in 305/35/18. Is this the correct size I should be buying??
Jason
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What tires are you running now???
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Ive used hoosiers before on the same track & iam much faster. The nitto nt05 has much better grip that the gys but not as good as a slick.
I new that from the start. The nitto is a huge improvement for the street than the gys. Their great.
I new that from the start. The nitto is a huge improvement for the street than the gys. Their great.
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I run C-10's, 18x11 up front and 18x13 in the rear. The 18x13's are spec'd at 24.3 lbs. I'd guess the fronts are about a pound and a half lighter.