Nitto's Fitted
Originally posted by mecca
Whats the price on these? And how is the tire compared to the F1?
-Mike
Whats the price on these? And how is the tire compared to the F1?
-Mike
I asked last week or so...
See ya'
Dan
I like them too, and they were $240 each (including shipping) at Discounttiredirect.com. Seen several people say they got them cheaper though...
They look beefy on the rear wheels, which is weird because the 275 width ones I used on my Mustangs always looked thinner than the normal 275s they replaced. The 305s are noticeably wider than the F1s.
As for ride... can't feel a difference, either in the rain or around corners. Ride very nicely, and make hard launches much more fun. I can still smoke them by a quick matting of the pedal, but don't... too damn expensive. A good smooth pedal will bring it out of the hole hard.
They look beefy on the rear wheels, which is weird because the 275 width ones I used on my Mustangs always looked thinner than the normal 275s they replaced. The 305s are noticeably wider than the F1s.
As for ride... can't feel a difference, either in the rain or around corners. Ride very nicely, and make hard launches much more fun. I can still smoke them by a quick matting of the pedal, but don't... too damn expensive. A good smooth pedal will bring it out of the hole hard.
I am running the 305/45/18 Nitto Drag radials on the street as well and they are hands down better than the F1's. They hook up extremely well for a street tire. You can air them down to 22#'s and do a quick burn out and they hook like crazy on the street.
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Thanks,
What they all said about 250 each. As for performance. I have not tried heating them up yet, but they hook real good, can still smoke em though
But way better than the F1's.
Ride is unchanged imo.
What they all said about 250 each. As for performance. I have not tried heating them up yet, but they hook real good, can still smoke em though
But way better than the F1's.Ride is unchanged imo.



