Steer clear of fuzion zri's
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Steer clear of fuzion zri's
I dont know if its just because they are new....but they dont hook for a crap. Plus you can litterly feel them fold over on quick cornering and they flat out look like monster truck tires. Better off spending extra coin on real tires. I will keep beating on them to see if they get better with age.
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I don't quite agree that they look like monster truck tires, but I have noticed that they seem narrower than the Avenger's that were on previously (came with the car), even though they are the same size (275/40R17). How is that possible?
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Originally Posted by 99_PewterTA_1LE
I don't quite agree that they look like monster truck tires, but I have noticed that they seem narrower than the Avenger's that were on previously (came with the car), even though they are the same size (275/40R17). How is that possible?
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They hook just fine on my car. I've cut many a 2.0 60' on them. You just have to find the right pressure and warm them up just a lil bit. This is on 245's, btw. I've cut better 60's on these than I did on my Nittos. I've gotten in the 12's on these tires.
As far as the handling goes, mine handles well too. I've taken some really hard turns since I got them, and haven't had any problem with them rolling over. Again, this depends on the pressure in the tire. I run mine at 32 front/back on the street 40/24 at the strip.
These hook well enough for me that I don't bother putting on the ET Streets anymore, 'cause I only pull 1.9 60's on them.
It may just be that I have a stock converter and a good suspension setup, but the Fuzions work just fine for me.
As far as the handling goes, mine handles well too. I've taken some really hard turns since I got them, and haven't had any problem with them rolling over. Again, this depends on the pressure in the tire. I run mine at 32 front/back on the street 40/24 at the strip.
These hook well enough for me that I don't bother putting on the ET Streets anymore, 'cause I only pull 1.9 60's on them.
It may just be that I have a stock converter and a good suspension setup, but the Fuzions work just fine for me.
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i have them on the front of my car and even though i dont like they way they look for the performance aspect they have done great for me, they ride well and corner just fine. as far as hooking up i dunno i have goodyear eagles on the back . a friend of mine has them all the way @ on his car and says his hook great and handle well. i have no complaints.
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i dotn agree at all, these tires are an excellent buy for the money. ive had numerous tires and these hook amazing compared to others, i run 40/30 psi.
they handle amazing, ride amazing, and have an amazing price, i would def buy again.
i used to sell tires for a shop and i would always recommend these to people and everyone has come back and thank me for the great deal/tire.
they handle amazing, ride amazing, and have an amazing price, i would def buy again.
i used to sell tires for a shop and i would always recommend these to people and everyone has come back and thank me for the great deal/tire.
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I think the fuzions are a great tire. I have had my set since they came out, actually I was told that I was the first person to buy a set of them in my area. I had pretty decent 60 ft times on them too, for a stock 6-speed, I pulled low 1.9's launching at about 2000 rpms. So, I have nothing but good things to say about the fuzions and the cheap prices make me like them even more. Also for reference I have had BFG, Goodyears, Pirelli, Bridgestone, Firestone, Kuhmos, M/T, Coopers, etc. and I will keep buying Fuzions for my street tires.
PS -- I run my tires @ 30 psi (which is what the door on all fbodys say to run)
PS -- I run my tires @ 30 psi (which is what the door on all fbodys say to run)
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Originally Posted by ss1129
the shop set mine at 40/40. Im going to try 40/32 and see how that works. By the way my cat keeps licking my lamp. Been doing it for days now?????
Brick do you really love the lamp or are you just saying it because you saw it?
I love lamp.
I love lamp.
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what size do you have, i have 275/40r17, shop set mine at 40psi, i dropped them all down to 32, on 3.23 gears and no stall, i was cutting 2.0 60' times all day
as for handleing, mine seem fine, then again theres not many places around here for high speed cornering, would i buy them again, i dont know if i needed new tires and was hard pressed for cash sure, i want to try some G-force kdw next
as for handleing, mine seem fine, then again theres not many places around here for high speed cornering, would i buy them again, i dont know if i needed new tires and was hard pressed for cash sure, i want to try some G-force kdw next
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Originally Posted by ss1129
the shop set mine at 40/40. Im going to try 40/32 and see how that works. By the way my cat keeps licking my lamp. Been doing it for days now?????