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jwick 12-14-2018 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Spooler (Post 3806388)
Yeap, couldn't beat them for longevity and total grip combined. Will spin on a boosted car though. I would get the RE71's but can't get them in 325/30/19's. The largest they offer is 305/30/19. The tread width is only 11.1 in. The 325 tread width is 11.9. R888r 325/30/19 tread width is 12.4 in. Them are some wide tires. LOL

12.4” that’s some serious meat :yum:

jwick 12-14-2018 10:19 PM
The New "What did you do with your Z today" (with off topic replies) XXX
 
I’m still running the S04’s from before I went turbo. Seriously modding the car was not the plan when I bought them. The turbo direction was a spur of the moment rabbit hole I fell into after an enormous Christmas bonus one year that I didn’t have anything better to do with.

Now I’m just trying to shreds thru them so I can get something with more grip. I’ve been thinking R888’s too but not certain I want to run a R compound on the street.

Pintsize725 12-14-2018 10:40 PM
:hello:

jwick 12-14-2018 10:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Pintsize725 (Post 3806396)
:hello:

Is there anybody in there...

Spooler 12-14-2018 10:58 PM
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Originally Posted by jwick (Post 3806392)
I’m still running the S04’s from before I went turbo. Seriously modding the car was not the plan when I bought them. The turbo direction was a spur of the moment rabbit hole I fell into after an enormous Christmas bonus one year that I didn’t have anything better to do with.

Now I’m just trying to shreds thru them so I can get something with more grip. I’ve been thinking R888’s too but not certain I want to run a R compound on the street.
R888's are the only ones that will stick when warm. If you get them from Tirerack, make sure you pay the extra 15 dollars per tire to have them heat cycled. I may try them and see how they do. Not sure. They will take as low as 15 deg F. outdoors before you have any cracking issues. Better than the other R compound tires.

Pintsize725 12-14-2018 11:02 PM
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Originally Posted by jwick (Post 3806397)
Is there anybody in there...
I know the song, but no, no one is. I'm hoping it's just cedar that has my head hurting and not illness.

jwick 12-14-2018 11:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Pintsize725 (Post 3806399)
I know the song, but no, no one is. I'm hoping it's just cedar that has my head hurting and not illness.

Little man has been home from daycare the last two days with 101 fever and wifey called it an early night cuz she feels like ****. Something is going around.

Rusty 12-14-2018 11:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Felix_A (Post 3806371)
Main box as in breaker box? It has a 200 amp main breaker. Idk much else about it. The UPS seems to be working though. I played for a solid 2 hours without a single hiccup. Maybe it just needed more stable power. . . I hope that’s all it was.
Made it to the hotel without killin'anyone. :tup:

Seen a GTR. Every body panel had at least one dent maybe two. Blowing smoke out of the pipes. Bumpers was a flappin'. Headlights were pointing in different directions. :rofl2:

Pintsize725 12-14-2018 11:45 PM
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Originally Posted by jwick (Post 3806400)
Little man has been home from daycare the last two days with 101 fever and wifey called it an early night cuz she feels like ****. Something is going around.
Yeah we got the notice that flu and strep were going around the daycare last week I think. Yay.....

Baronsmokes 12-14-2018 11:47 PM
50k down payment
 
I could not help myself.
Put 50K down for new Tesla roadster.

Rusty 12-14-2018 11:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Baronsmokes (Post 3806404)
I could not help myself.
Put 50K down for new Tesla roadster.
That would have made a nice down payment on my motor home.

Baronsmokes 12-14-2018 11:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3806405)
That would have made a nice down payment on my motor home.
Have been going back and forth on car since I saw in 2017.
200k before options.
Base model is 7,376 ft pounds of torque.

jchammond 12-15-2018 02:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Baronsmokes (Post 3806404)
I could not help myself.
Put 50K down for new Tesla roadster.
Your car insurance is gonna be just “Lovely” :ugh2:
That is currently the fastest production car in the world :tup:
Very Nice & isn’t bad on fuel at all :tiphat:

jchammond 12-15-2018 03:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Spooler (Post 3806398)
R888's are the only ones that will stick when warm. If you get them from Tirerack, make sure you pay the extra 15 dollars per tire to have them heat cycled. I may try them and see how they do. Not sure. They will take as low as 15 deg F. outdoors before you have any cracking issues. Better than the other R compound tires.


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888’s won’t last on the street.
007’s will probably be your best bet; beings you drive on summer tires year round.
Run flat Michelin A/S’s would be really your best dd tires,,,if you plan on really dd’ing it...also the extra weight of the run flat,may help with the multiplied “Horsepower” :ugh2:



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jchammond 12-15-2018 03:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Baronsmokes (Post 3806407)
Have been going back and forth on car since I saw in 2017.
200k before options.
Base model is 7,376 ft pounds of torque.
I may fly out that way,,,for a 0-250 ride in the passenger’s seat :eek:
Maybe just 225 :wtf2:


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