View Poll Results: What are YOU ride'n on?
Yokohama
28
19.44%
Khumo
18
12.50%
Nitto
9
6.25%
Dunlop
12
8.33%
Ventus
4
2.78%
Pirelli
10
6.94%
Fulda
0
0%
Goodyear
8
5.56%
Falken
36
25.00%
Toyo
19
13.19%
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Poll---> What tires are you riding on?
NA Powah, Every Hour!
Joined: Mar 2001
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From: Sacramento, CA, U S of A
Yo,
Yokohama AVS Intermediates: 205/55-16
Too bad they don't make 'em any more. I will probably try the Falken Azenis next, it's almost a race tire.
Kevin
1989 GTUs "Turbo free!"
Yokohama AVS Intermediates: 205/55-16
Too bad they don't make 'em any more. I will probably try the Falken Azenis next, it's almost a race tire.
Kevin
1989 GTUs "Turbo free!"
Full Member
Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 100
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From: Tampa , Fl
Front 215/45/16 Falken Azenis . Rear whatever is cheap at the local used tire place .
The Azenis are definately probally the best tire out right now IMO . Great grip , lateral acceleration . Just does everything well . Even does decent in the rain .
My next tires will definately be the same .
The Azenis are definately probally the best tire out right now IMO . Great grip , lateral acceleration . Just does everything well . Even does decent in the rain .
My next tires will definately be the same .
Anyone know why?
I'm running Sumitomo (sp?) 225/50/15 all the way around on stock GXL rims. Run 28-30 PSI i love them, great in the rain, and grip well when dry (dont roll over) even though i would like to get slightly wider rims... maybe 7 inch?
-Markus
-Markus
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Joined: Apr 2003
Posts: 34
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From: Spring-tucky, Oregon
Originally posted by SureShot
I'll bet you running 35PSI in them.
Before you give up on them, try lowering the pressure to about 28PSI.
You will be amazed!
I'm running 28 in front & 26 in back in cheap but good Kuhmo 225/50-15's
I'll bet you running 35PSI in them.
Before you give up on them, try lowering the pressure to about 28PSI.
You will be amazed!
I'm running 28 in front & 26 in back in cheap but good Kuhmo 225/50-15's
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Joined: Oct 2002
Posts: 400
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From: Tampa, FL
I am running Pirelli P-Zero Asymmetricos 215/45/17s all around. They stick incredibly well! For street driving I take corners at mach1 and rag on my car all day long every day and they have held up surprisingly well.
They are not for softies though.....I feel EVERY bump in the road with a 15 year old 98,000 mile stock suspension. I can't imagine how many of my vertebrae I would kick out of my back with a stiff aftermarket suspension!
Check out http://www.fafracing.com/ and click on the 88 GTU for pics of my car with the k1s and Pirellis.
-Lee
They are not for softies though.....I feel EVERY bump in the road with a 15 year old 98,000 mile stock suspension. I can't imagine how many of my vertebrae I would kick out of my back with a stiff aftermarket suspension!
Check out http://www.fafracing.com/ and click on the 88 GTU for pics of my car with the k1s and Pirellis.
-Lee
right now: BF Goodrich Comp T/As. They're decent, but at $196/tire, they better better be!
Soon: Falkens. Sticky + Cheap.
As far as A032Rs are concerened.. r compound tires are not for street use... unless you like your car to sound like a mud bogger and your tires to harden and turn to crap in about 2 weeks...
Soon: Falkens. Sticky + Cheap.
As far as A032Rs are concerened.. r compound tires are not for street use... unless you like your car to sound like a mud bogger and your tires to harden and turn to crap in about 2 weeks...
