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02-09-2005 #1
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Slicks
Does anyone have any links for slicks on 18 inch rims? Thanks
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02-10-2005 #2
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JFYI, there aren't too many 18" slicks you can fit on front. You may want to look into slick-looking DOT R tires like Ecsta V710 instead.The first step of becoming a better driver is to attend a track event, time yourself, and realize the fact you really suck.
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A driver who laps Big Willow at 1:42.6 in a 134hp BMW - and I am still considered mediocre.
02-10-2005 #3
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Michelin Slicks
If you are interested, I can check on what it would take to sell you some Michelin Slicks. I know we have started to sell them to Porsche Club guys with some success. The two sizes that I know of for sure are:
24/64-18 (about a 265/35-18 9.5 inch rim 25.2 inch OD)
27/68-18 (about a 290/40-18 11 inch rim 26.8 inch OD)
These are very good tires that work at most every track. The only thing is that they were designed for a Porsche Cup car and therefore are harder in the rear and softer in the front than would be optimum for a muscle car. I'll check and see what else might be available for public sale.
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I was looking for something that is about a 315/30/18 and a 345/30/18
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02-11-2005 #5
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yeah, good luck, now if they only made 19" slicks, id be happy with R compound street tires in 19"
02-11-2005 #6
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You guys, be more resourceful. Do some searches.
Slicks in 315~345s on 18s can be found here.
http://www.rogerkrausracing.com/viper.html
DOT R tires for 19" rims
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Spec.j...el=PZero+CorsaThe first step of becoming a better driver is to attend a track event, time yourself, and realize the fact you really suck.
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A driver who laps Big Willow at 1:42.6 in a 134hp BMW - and I am still considered mediocre.
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