As title, in 225/40/18 in hardest compound (MH)?

 

Try SCA - 01603 789 909.

 

Are you being serious?!

I've just got a contact down to Ł160, he's trying for a bit less though!

 

From memory, that is all Charlie paid for his - FITTED . However, that WAS when Gary and Christian were there .

 

Exactly!

Camskill are selling them cheap @ Ł173

There is a way of getting them for Ł140 but it requires a Ł35 outlay and a bit of hastle/waiting!

 

http://www.randbmotorsport.co.uk/sho...?ProductID=312

These are better .

 

And about Ł30 a corner more ŁŁ, I can't even afford the Yokos.

 

what about these in 195 50 15???

 

Closest they do:

http://www.randbmotorsport.co.uk/sho...?ProductID=304

My website lists ALL the sizes available .

 

Cheapest place I found them in the past was http://www.polleymotorsport.co.uk/

 

I was going to suggest the MLR but i think you already know


Mike

 

i know of a place selling them at Ł170 fitted,or Ł166 just for the tyre

 

Cheers for the replies guys, got them for Ł148 to my door in the end.

 

Glad got them sorted bud.

I am really struggling to even find Track day tyres in the size i need for the back of the Saph 235/40/17 no one seems to do any in that size.

 

You can get Toyo R888s in 235/45/17 if they will fit?

Si

 

Cheers Si but the biggest i can go is 40profile or else they hit the spring cups and i really dont want to go coilovers, also think the archs will need sorting then aswell.

I have 235/40/17 Toyo T1-R's at the min and they are good for the road and wet track days. Need something that i wont cook after 2 laps for the summer though.

 

Probably not R888s then Nash?!

 

Someone will do the right size mate will just be a case of looking harder.

That mean new wheels be out to play when better weather comes around?

 

Can you 'adjust' the cups at all? Seen people use adjusting tools such as a hammer and file

Coilovers are great on track too as long as you get the right ones...

Shame really as if you like T1Rs you will LOVE what R888s will do for your car in the dry....

Si

 

Don't be silly, they'll be on all the time know mate!

 

Cheers Si the 235/40 are quiet close tbh bud dont think there be any chance of 45 profile going without coilovers. Will have a look around might mean going to 16's on the rear i dont know yet. The fronts are easy to get just backs.

Cars used for alot of road driving and when went on track at Donington on the 29th was really nice to drive so dont want to mess untill tried a few other things first.

LOL at Nath

 

tbh mate you may find a 225 wide track tyre a lot better than 235 road tyres

as an example i had 245's on the back of the saff,and have replaced them with 215 paradas which are just as grippy,and in summertime i expect will be even grippier by a fair way

 

I think that might be what i will have to try tbh bud, i would take 225 but thats not really that easy to get hold of either. Something will turn up if search hard enough.

 

http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.p...m12b0s685p1599

Also some good deals if anybody wants 205/40/17
http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m12b0s697p0

 

Ahem .

http://www.randbmotorsport.co.uk/sho...?ProductID=314

http://www.randbmotorsport.co.uk/sho...?ProductID=309

 

I've heard alot that the 888s go off after a few laps mate because they're so sticky, so if you're looking for track day tyres that don't go off after 2 laps (like you mentioned above) then they may not be suitable?!

 

Mike have Dunlop stopped making the DO1J now or just brought out another tyre and added it to the range?

 

try www.mytyres.co.uk!!

 

Stopped making it.

 

According to Demon Tweeks mag they're bringing out another model soon also?!

 

T4KAF Cheers bud have had a look on there.

Mike RainbirdBugger

NathRI have had a look at the Kumho Ecsta V70A as they do them in the sizes i need and can get hard or medium compounds. Just dont know how good they are thats all?

 

I speak from no experience mate but I would steer clear of Kumho personally, I know their road tyres are supposed to be shite.

 

Yeah i know mate but the rally tyres are supposed to be good thats what got me thinking.