Winter Tires for Drifting
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Winter Tires for Drifting
Are they ok for sliding around? They seem to have more rubber, and the compound is harder, which is what Im looking for drifting, economically.
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Why spend the money on winter tires? Go to Wal-Mart and buy their cheapest tires - work great! Super-hard compound, lots of tread, and cheap as hell ($55 a piece for brand new tires on my 240sx).
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^ those are too grippy for the rear.
Walmart brand...I rather stick with PepBoys brand, the Futuras.
And alot of used tire places stock up on winter tires. This is florida, no snow, so they should be cheaper.
Walmart brand...I rather stick with PepBoys brand, the Futuras.
And alot of used tire places stock up on winter tires. This is florida, no snow, so they should be cheaper.
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Didn't you drift with charlie's old continental winter tires at dday 5?
I know some grip is good, but not too much. So you saying winter tires offer no grip? Like none?
I know some grip is good, but not too much. So you saying winter tires offer no grip? Like none?
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Originally Posted by dr. octogon
ive gt some sweet falken studded tires you can buy
no grip, and sweet sparks.
no grip, and sweet sparks.
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