Lasting tires (for drifting burnouts etc)
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Lasting tires (for drifting burnouts etc)
I'm going to the track every now and then and I'm going to start practice drifting with my car. My tires are almost done so I'm looking for some tires that can take the abuse and last me some time.
Ride, noise, traction, width...none of that matters right now. As long as they fit 18" C5 Z06 rims and are cheap enough, I'm happy.
What's my best bet?
Ride, noise, traction, width...none of that matters right now. As long as they fit 18" C5 Z06 rims and are cheap enough, I'm happy.
What's my best bet?
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Dude it sucks cause its not 100% legit but i just do it when its wet out like while or after it rains. I do it almost every time it rains at that! Some of my friends put there tires with the tread pattern on backwards lol
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I'd buy up a bunch of used tires like myk said. That's what most non-sponsored guys do. Some even get really crappy wheels for the rears and have multiple sets to bolt on for one day's worth of drifting.
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Thanks for the input guys, I'm just gonna get some stock rims for the back and some used tires.