Ok... whats going on here..
#1
Ok... whats going on here..
I just got my new tires/wheels on last night and i must say im kind of disappointed at the new tires. Theyre $350 per tire and i expected them to get amazing traction. They are BFG Comp T/A's 295/35/18. I got on it from like a 5-10mph roll and i spun all of 1st,all of 2nd, part of 3rd. I did this a couple times with the same outcome. Then on the highway at like 60-70mph i down shifted to 3rd & nailed it,lost traction again! WTF! Anyone else running this tire?
Anyway... heres a teaser pic i took with my phone this morning... ive got the sportlines installed in the front, but my rears still have the FRPP springs. I'll post a thread with more pictures once i get the sportlines on..
Anyway... heres a teaser pic i took with my phone this morning... ive got the sportlines installed in the front, but my rears still have the FRPP springs. I'll post a thread with more pictures once i get the sportlines on..
Last edited by whtcanbrwnd04u; 01-09-2009 at 11:25 AM.
#2
I just got my new tires/wheels on last night and i must say im kind of disappointed at the new tires. Theyre $350 per tire and i expected them to get amazing traction. They are BFG Comp T/A's 295/35/18. I got on it from like a 5-10mph roll and i spun all of 1st,all of 2nd, part of 3rd. I did this a couple times with the same outcome. Then on the highway at like 60-70mph i down shifted to 3rd & nailed it,lost traction again! WTF! Anyone else running this tire?
Anyway... heres a teaser pic i took with my phone this morning... ive got the sportlines installed in the front, but my rears still have the FRPP springs. I'll post a thread with more pictures once i get the sportlines on..
Anyway... heres a teaser pic i took with my phone this morning... ive got the sportlines installed in the front, but my rears still have the FRPP springs. I'll post a thread with more pictures once i get the sportlines on..
#5
Actually to be honest they do have a pretty good amount of road noise, noticeably more over stock, however, with a muffler delete and the radio pumped, I have zero road noise If you're a car guy, it wont bother you. Then again, I don't know anyone else that DD's their stang and has their D-Specs set to 3 turns out from all the way stiff hahaha... ( Maybe I'm just crazy )
#7
Thanks guys.
Derek,I have the kdw's up front and i thought the comp t/a's were a better traction tire and put that on the rear. Oh well, trial and error i guess. You think its worth just taking these off and trying to make some money back?
&& the FRPP springs are already sold
Derek,I have the kdw's up front and i thought the comp t/a's were a better traction tire and put that on the rear. Oh well, trial and error i guess. You think its worth just taking these off and trying to make some money back?
&& the FRPP springs are already sold
#8
I agree with my kdw2s i have virtually no traction problems like you describe. I can stomp on it from a small role like that and the spin is minimal and the car just takes off. I even have a little more HP over you too...
#9
Thanks guys.
Derek,I have the kdw's up front and i thought the comp t/a's were a better traction tire and put that on the rear. Oh well, trial and error i guess. You think its worth just taking these off and trying to make some money back?
&& the FRPP springs are already sold
Derek,I have the kdw's up front and i thought the comp t/a's were a better traction tire and put that on the rear. Oh well, trial and error i guess. You think its worth just taking these off and trying to make some money back?
&& the FRPP springs are already sold
#10
I just go by what I read, the overwhelming majority of the reviews I saw show that in our N/A HP range and above, they don't hook to well. I would sell 'em on a Honda or Acura forum and just get yourself a new set of KDW2's, Invos ( more $$ ) or ( depending on if you have a beater for DD ) get some DR's.
I would love some DRs but, the stangs a DD. I want some KDW2s now. Lol.