whats the better trackday tyre?
16-01-2006, 09:43 PM
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how bout Hankook RS2's, i run these on my fiecos for trackdays.
cant fault them, but they are the 1st set of trackday tyres i have run. and they came in low profile sizes 215/40/17.
i've heard Toyo's go off, yok's and Dunlops dont do my size.
cant fault them, but they are the 1st set of trackday tyres i have run. and they came in low profile sizes 215/40/17.
i've heard Toyo's go off, yok's and Dunlops dont do my size.
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Info on Formula R's
http://www.driversknow.co.uk/motorsp...tickySituation
Michelin Pilot Sport Cup info
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http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....el=PZero+Corsa
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Originally Posted by wildheart
ive heard from a few people that the toyo 888's go off to quick 
17-01-2006, 01:53 AM
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Originally Posted by wildheart
ive heard from a few people that the toyo 888's go off to quick
18-01-2006, 12:41 AM
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You can get the 888s cheaper than the yoko 48s, but I've heard from loads of folk that they don't last as long as the yokos, and at £100 a tyre or whatever, longevity DOES play a factor 
I bought a set of AO48s last March and do a track day a month and they still have a couple of full days left in them.
Spoke to a lad at the 'ring with a 306 GTI6 who got through a set of 888s in one day @ Anglesey
I have run Clio cup slicks before, yes they grip far better than the 48s etc, but only once they're warm
I bought a set of AO48s last March and do a track day a month and they still have a couple of full days left in them.
Spoke to a lad at the 'ring with a 306 GTI6 who got through a set of 888s in one day @ Anglesey
I have run Clio cup slicks before, yes they grip far better than the 48s etc, but only once they're warm
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