Pilot Sport PS2's / AutoX+Track tires
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The Azensis rt615's are dirt cheap. For your size- $111 a piece at vulcan tire sales. Worth trying out. If they start to lose some grip as the day goes on, you could always join Kenny and Paul and have your water sprayer handy on the grid.
Muddy- you have a light car and you are smooth and easy on your tires. That's not saying you aren't pushing it hard enough, just not over-stressing them.
I think they will last you longer than you think.
Muddy- you have a light car and you are smooth and easy on your tires. That's not saying you aren't pushing it hard enough, just not over-stressing them.
I think they will last you longer than you think.
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Originally Posted by AScoda
The Azensis rt615's are dirt cheap. For your size- $111 a piece at vulcan tire sales. Worth trying out. If they start to lose some grip as the day goes on, you could always join Kenny and Paul and have your water sprayer handy on the grid.
Muddy- you have a light car and you are smooth and easy on your tires. That's not saying you aren't pushing it hard enough, just not over-stressing them.
I think they will last you longer than you think.
Muddy- you have a light car and you are smooth and easy on your tires. That's not saying you aren't pushing it hard enough, just not over-stressing them.
I think they will last you longer than you think.
As far as wet weather behavior goes, they're great. It rained when I took the Evo phase 1 school and the only thing faster than me was an sti.
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Originally Posted by AScoda
Muddy- you have a light car and you are smooth and easy on your tires. That's not saying you aren't pushing it hard enough, just not over-stressing them.
I think they will last you longer than you think.
I think they will last you longer than you think.
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Originally Posted by AScoda
The Azensis rt615's are dirt cheap. For your size- $111 a piece at vulcan tire sales. Worth trying out. If they start to lose some grip as the day goes on, you could always join Kenny and Paul and have your water sprayer handy on the grid.
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edgeracing has the Rs2 and rt615 for 99.00 and 112.00
I have been tempted to try the Rs2 as I had good results with Hankook tires many years ago.
I love the Toyo RA1 but they aren't recommened for auto-x since they need some time to build up heat. At sebring, they stick. I had rt215's on the 240 and once I switched to the RA1, I was able to push the car much harder in the corners and brake zones.
I have been tempted to try the Rs2 as I had good results with Hankook tires many years ago.
I love the Toyo RA1 but they aren't recommened for auto-x since they need some time to build up heat. At sebring, they stick. I had rt215's on the 240 and once I switched to the RA1, I was able to push the car much harder in the corners and brake zones.
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Thanks for the input guys, unless this auction I have my eye on for the PS2's has a really low reserve I think I'll go with the RT615's since they'll be used mostly for autoX duty where they won't build a lot of heat.
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