Goodyear eagle F1's?
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Goodyear eagle F1's?
So I'm looking to get some new tires soon-ish so I've been keeping my eyes out for deals... I found that tirerack has the eagle F1 supercars for a pretty good price right now. I did a search and found that people seemed pretty pleased with the GS-D3's but those arent available for the price the supercars are going for. The only downside I see is the wet traction. I live in san antonio, so it's almost always dry, but we do get rain from time to time. Obviously it wont be as good as the GS-D3's, but would it be troublesome to run the supercars?
Would there be a good alternative I should look into? I'm trying to keep it around $800... so any input is appreciated. I'm currently running s-03 pole positions and I've been pretty satisfied with them. I'd say I drive spiritedly most the time... I wouldnt say I'm pushing the limit, but I'm not letting the car's ability go to waste by any means. I do intend to auto-x/track the car eventually, but have yet to find time.
Thanks for any advice!
Would there be a good alternative I should look into? I'm trying to keep it around $800... so any input is appreciated. I'm currently running s-03 pole positions and I've been pretty satisfied with them. I'd say I drive spiritedly most the time... I wouldnt say I'm pushing the limit, but I'm not letting the car's ability go to waste by any means. I do intend to auto-x/track the car eventually, but have yet to find time.
Thanks for any advice!
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So I'm looking to get some new tires soon-ish so I've been keeping my eyes out for deals... I found that tirerack has the eagle F1 supercars for a pretty good price right now. I did a search and found that people seemed pretty pleased with the GS-D3's but those arent available for the price the supercars are going for. The only downside I see is the wet traction. I live in san antonio, so it's almost always dry, but we do get rain from time to time. Obviously it wont be as good as the GS-D3's, but would it be troublesome to run the supercars?
Would there be a good alternative I should look into? I'm trying to keep it around $800... so any input is appreciated. I'm currently running s-03 pole positions and I've been pretty satisfied with them. I'd say I drive spiritedly most the time... I wouldnt say I'm pushing the limit, but I'm not letting the car's ability go to waste by any means. I do intend to auto-x/track the car eventually, but have yet to find time.
Thanks for any advice!
Would there be a good alternative I should look into? I'm trying to keep it around $800... so any input is appreciated. I'm currently running s-03 pole positions and I've been pretty satisfied with them. I'd say I drive spiritedly most the time... I wouldnt say I'm pushing the limit, but I'm not letting the car's ability go to waste by any means. I do intend to auto-x/track the car eventually, but have yet to find time.
Thanks for any advice!
and if you are not autoxing or tracking you just cant use the ability of the 03s you are running right now. and they are great tires..
two tires i would look at till i get the link on the f1s.
the new dunlop star spec z1 and the kumho xs. but that depends on the wear rate you are willing to deal with..
beers
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and if you are not autoxing or tracking you just cant use the ability of the 03s you are running right now. and they are great tires..
two tires i would look at till i get the link on the f1s.
the new dunlop star spec z1 and the kumho xs. but that depends on the wear rate you are willing to deal with..
beers
and if you are not autoxing or tracking you just cant use the ability of the 03s you are running right now. and they are great tires..
two tires i would look at till i get the link on the f1s.
the new dunlop star spec z1 and the kumho xs. but that depends on the wear rate you are willing to deal with..
beers
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and yes they are very heavy.. at that tread wear. i would look at the mentioned above. toyo tr1, in what every size that is close to 25.9 inches. likely a 265 35 18.
btw, they will do fine in auto x or track as you are likely learning.. as i am also..
sometimes the deal is not the deal.. if you could find you 03s for 105 bucks in the 225 45 18 size agian. that would be the way to go..
beers
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i have the t1-r in a 265/35/18 in the back on a 9.5 wide wheel. flawless setup IMO
Front i have the falken 452 225/40/18 on a 8.5 wide wheel. flawless setup IMO
i like have good lateral grip in the front and good traction in the back.. with decent tread wear. Id rather keep my car on the track/road for 6 months than to put it in the wall for a year :P
Front i have the falken 452 225/40/18 on a 8.5 wide wheel. flawless setup IMO
i like have good lateral grip in the front and good traction in the back.. with decent tread wear. Id rather keep my car on the track/road for 6 months than to put it in the wall for a year :P
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i have the t1-r in a 265/35/18 in the back on a 9.5 wide wheel. flawless setup IMO
Front i have the falken 452 225/40/18 on a 8.5 wide wheel. flawless setup IMO
i like have good lateral grip in the front and good traction in the back.. with decent tread wear. Id rather keep my car on the track/road for 6 months than to put it in the wall for a year :P
Front i have the falken 452 225/40/18 on a 8.5 wide wheel. flawless setup IMO
i like have good lateral grip in the front and good traction in the back.. with decent tread wear. Id rather keep my car on the track/road for 6 months than to put it in the wall for a year :P
search darkside for the track weekend in may.. i think it is the 5th and 6th..
no pressure.
beers
#14
GS-D3 are great wet tires. Obviously the supercars are great and will be fine in the wet. They are OEM tires for Z06/CTS-V. Keep in mind that the supercars are quite soft so it wont last you as long.
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