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Old 05-03-2009, 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by shanec
You could go with my plan....do nothing until the current set wears out. I'm sill sporting 17" stockers wrapped in P-Zero's.

When those wear out I'll get the size wheels & tires I really want.
I agree, and thats what I am doing, but I wanted to see what are my opinions just in case these don't last as long as I think :P

On another note...its going to rain here for the next 3 days, so its going to be miserable
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Old 05-03-2009, 05:10 PM
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no offence but your no where near having enough power to where the car is so touchy you can not get traction....

Think you just need to learn how to control your gas pedal lol, theres plenty of guys on here running 600hp + and ya they have traction issues when they get on it but I dont see them shaking there heads saying I can not hook up when I just want to drive.....
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Old 05-03-2009, 05:39 PM
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Originally Posted by shanec
So give me an idea here. Would I be looking at 12,000 mile pit stops for tires? 30,000?
10,000 out of Nittos, 5,000 out of the others if you are lucky.

Drag radials on a true daily driver is a bad idea. They are barely street legal and suck *** on wet roads. 65mph in the rain is not going to happen for long with drag radials. Of course any really wide tire is going to be a hydroplaning nightmare.
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Old 05-03-2009, 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted by TOMBSTANG
no offence but your no where near having enough power to where the car is so touchy you can not get traction....

Think you just need to learn how to control your gas pedal lol, theres plenty of guys on here running 600hp + and ya they have traction issues when they get on it but I dont see them shaking there heads saying I can not hook up when I just want to drive.....
Its not that I can't get traction, I just have a very slight wheel spin on initial launch. I'm not talking out burn out type of spin, but a very slight "grind" so to speak. Granted you could be right, it could be me. However even JDM said this was "normal".

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