I've decided on the Roush!
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From: Lexington, KY
Originally posted by thepawn
Pirelli System Asymetrico's ... 285/45R18 ... Y-Rated, excellent hydro traction for their classifcation.
I run them...Stan is going to run then for open road. They go for $320 a tire @tirerack. Best grip street-capable tire I've ever used.
The 555R's are good for strip stuff, but they're "ok" for track.
Daniel
Pirelli System Asymetrico's ... 285/45R18 ... Y-Rated, excellent hydro traction for their classifcation.
I run them...Stan is going to run then for open road. They go for $320 a tire @tirerack. Best grip street-capable tire I've ever used.
The 555R's are good for strip stuff, but they're "ok" for track.
Daniel
You run these on the track only? So you have another set of wheels?
Thanks,
Cliff
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From: Clifton, NJ, USA
Actually, they are my street/strip tire, I run them daily...and when I'm lazy or the track is wet, I run them at the track.
My "track only" tire is R-compound. I'm finishing off my BFG R1A's, but they're "out of print"...I think I'm going to run Goodyear F1-GS-C's next for R-compound.
Dan
My "track only" tire is R-compound. I'm finishing off my BFG R1A's, but they're "out of print"...I think I'm going to run Goodyear F1-GS-C's next for R-compound.
Dan