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denversteve 07-11-2012 11:16 PM


Originally Posted by ShahulX (Post 3589232)
I may consider Hoosier R6's... but they are expensive and technically void the warranty... non dry sump..

Racing technically voids the warranty. Don't worry about the tires helping. :)

ShahulX 07-12-2012 04:29 AM

Who's racing? I do driver educations to properly learn to drive and control my high perfoamce vehicle to better understand its dynamics and make myself a better driver for my/ and the people I share the roads withs, safety.

Plus I work for Rockville Porsche Audi

;)

specter113 07-16-2012 11:44 PM

I enjoyed all the tire talk... but as for the video... I thought it was against the rules to post porn on here? I need to hit another track day.

ShahulX 07-17-2012 04:10 AM

Well my Boxsters top was off....Haha

Yea track days are fun... Competition is great too.. Autocross/scca racing/lemons... But I just don't have the time or money to invest

Thanks for the kind words about my video :)

Z356 07-20-2012 05:51 AM

ShahulX: Great video. Best of luck with your Spyder!

Saludos,
Eduardo

the_vetman 07-21-2012 01:14 AM


Originally Posted by ShahulX (Post 3589297)
I did love the R888's but I worried about the fronts being 35 vs 30 rear...

Shahul,

I looked up the info on R888's and the overall diameter between the front (235/35/19) and rear tires (265/30/19) is only different by 0.3". I think they'll fit and not cause any problems.

One word of caution: on another site someone (I'm told is a very good driver) tried R888's on his Spyder and did not like them at all. He did not report any PSM or TC problems.

You may be better off getting 18" wheels and Nitto NT01's, but if you try R888's please give us some feedback. I hear everyone about tires getting greasy. I was at the track on Thursday and my PS2's got very greasy approx. 15 min. into each session (2008 Boxster S). The back end kept wanting to step out on very tight carousels.

However, my rears are pretty worn so I may have to put on some new tires before passing full judgment. I'd go with Super Sports but I have 2 almost new PS2's sitting in my garage (bought from someone cheap)...

ShahulX 07-21-2012 06:43 AM

I think I will try the r888 as my next tire. I was at VIR last month with someone in a cayman R running those same r888's... He said he liked them but after one session he had a leak somewhere (I'm assuming not related to the tire)

Honestly I don't hate the advans at all.. I know orange doesn't like them but honestly I push them very hard every single lap.. And they can get greasy 20+ min in a session but never unmanageable. I've never gotten into anything that I couldn't control... I used these on a Mitsubishi evolution before also and liked them. I used the r888 on the Gtr and liked those (very noisy but I don't care). Honestly right now I don't have anything real bad to say about the Advan AD08. After 3 hard days of lapping they are still in excellent condition.. I have at least 4 more track days this year and they should easily last.


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