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Hotrodz 03-12-2016 10:55 PM

265/35 will make the diameter of the front and rear tiers pretty much equal.

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TcRocket 03-13-2016 06:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Hotrodz (Post 3435044)
265/35 will make the diameter of the front and rear tiers pretty much equal.

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OK cool thanks. Ordering some re-11 Monday and starting to put on BP kit next week. Need to get that power to the ground:driving:

ResIpsa 03-13-2016 07:34 AM

Hold that order. I have run all these tires and the NT01's and trip eights (r888) are in a completely different league from the RE-11's. On a two-mile road course they're probably worth 4 or 5 seconds per lap.

The RE-11's are a Street Tire plain and simple. Only a "forum expert" would say there comparable. Trust me, the NT01's will put a huge smile on your face even when they're cold.

... and a huge frown when you careen off the road in the rain:tup:

6mt370 03-13-2016 08:35 AM

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Originally Posted by ResIpsa (Post 3435080)
Hold that order. I have run all these tires and the NT01's and trip eights (r888) are in a completely different league from the RE-11's. On a two-mile road course they're probably worth 4 or 5 seconds per lap.

The RE-11's are a Street Tire plain and simple. Only a "forum expert" would say there comparable. Trust me, the NT01's will put a huge smile on your face even when they're cold.

... and a huge frown when you careen off the road in the rain:tup:

It's hard to tell what OP wants. Straight line traction and "track" traction will use different tires. Drag radials vs track tires are completely different. Nt01s will not hold 500-600whp.

Hotrodz 03-13-2016 08:39 AM

Exactly, my recommendation was simply based on dd and cost. If the OP is looking for track tires then an R compound is better for sure!

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TcRocket 03-13-2016 12:45 PM

Yes the car is my weekend driver. So I want good gripping tires for Street use that will last. I know R compounds are stupid sticky but wear quite fast compared to re-11s. However I will be in the market for another set of rear wheels and tires for the drag strip this summer. Full slicks then....:)

Drew303 03-13-2016 03:37 PM

Im putting down 503 at the wheels, straight line grip is main priority but still enjoy spirited mountain driving occasionally.

G37Some 03-13-2016 06:02 PM

bridgestone potenza re-71r outperforms the re-11s from what ive read.

nitto nt05 or nt01 is a good choice that can be used on the street but i think both wear pretty fast.

Rusty 03-13-2016 06:42 PM

Remember there is a trade off on tires. The stickier the tire, the less mileage. The more mileage, the less sticky the tire. And remember about temperature too.

ResIpsa 03-14-2016 04:54 PM

With that in mind RE71 might be the best compromise.

Hotrodz 03-14-2016 05:16 PM

I seriously consider it but they don't come in 305. Need some beef. Really need to get another set of wheels for some R compound tires!

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Rusty 03-14-2016 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Hotrodz (Post 3435991)
I seriously consider it but they don't come in 305. Need some beef. Really need to get another set of wheels for some R compound tires!

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Come on, be a baller. Get some Forgelines. :D

Hotrodz 03-14-2016 10:36 PM

They are awesome wheels for sure...

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Rusty 03-14-2016 10:58 PM

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They are awesome wheels for sure...

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:iagree: :tup:

G37Some 03-15-2016 07:15 PM

they do come in 285/35/19 though. compound will make a bigger difference in grip than width


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