gsd3's ok w/cam & 410's (M6)?
#1
gsd3's ok w/cam & 410's (M6)?
I will be getting 410's in the near future. I am currently putting down 385/367 (M6). My car is a daily driver and I cannot be in a situation where it is too rainy to drive, etc... Do you guys think gsd3's would offer enough traction with this combo (i.e. not spinning out on hard 1-2, 2-3 shifts)? Ideally I'd like to hear from people who have a similar amount of power, 4.10's and running some sort of street tire.
THANKS!
THANKS!
#2
TECH Senior Member
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I'm running a crappy street tire. I have added a few things so I'm making prolly 400rwhp, I also have 4.10's. I have no issues in wet or dry. The gs-d3's are far superior the sumitumo 315's I have right now. You have nothing to worry about, unless you plan on racing in the rain. Which would be STUPID. The gs-d3 is probably the best daily drive tire out there. If you don't get traction with it then you won't find anything else, except a drag radial or slick, that will.
#4
The GS-D3 is the best daily driver tire on the market in my opinion. I'm not quite at the horsepower you are and still have 3.42's but I can tell you the traction is just amazing. When it's warm out I get virtually no tirespin through 1st and 2nd and no my clutch is not slipping? lol
Wet traction is also amazing by the way. I have yet to hydroplane and can drive normally unlike many other sportscars on the road.
Wet traction is also amazing by the way. I have yet to hydroplane and can drive normally unlike many other sportscars on the road.
#5
Dallas,
What size you got the goodyears in?
I got 'em in stock size (245/50/16), and find that at 30 psi they are jello.
I have to run at least @ 35psi to get any type of feeling back.
They are great in the wet, so so in other conditions (again, due to soft sidewalls in this size).
What size you got the goodyears in?
I got 'em in stock size (245/50/16), and find that at 30 psi they are jello.
I have to run at least @ 35psi to get any type of feeling back.
They are great in the wet, so so in other conditions (again, due to soft sidewalls in this size).