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08-15-2009 #1
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Nitto tire help
Does anyone have any experience with how a 555r handles? The car will have about 650hp maybe a bit more and is built to handle well but isn't going to be a auto-x car, maybe an occasional track day. I can get a good deal on a set of 315/35/17 555r's which is the size I'd run in the rears but I dunno what to run in the front or if I should get nt-01's that I can get for reasonable money in the same size. A little spiritual guidance would be much appreciated, thanks guys.
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08-15-2009 #2I run them on my Viper making 900 HP and this is my second set and near my third set. They are very good as a driver and can do some bends okay, but not as good for handling as say a PS or PS2 or the like, but reasonable and I do drive my cars VERY hard. It hooks well on the straights and is reasonable in the rain, I give them 5 stars out of 5. The Nittos can run slightly smaller than an identical size tire FYI. They also will not act the same after a year or more on high HP cars, I do notice a difference as they age.
EDIT: 555R ONLY on the rears! I re-read your post, if you want a matching front tire, go with the NT555 for the front if you are running 555R on the rear.1968 GTO 467 ported Pontiwreck, 9", 5-Speed
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08-15-2009 #3Try the Invo's they are super soft!
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