Anyone Tried Running Nitto NT555Rs (not RIIs) in auto-x/road course?
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The 18x10.5's are 56mm offset ones by OE Wheels. Here is a current Ebay auction for the ones I'm currently running on all four corners. Ebay Auction
I've run 285/30's and 295/30's on these rims and I really like the 295's from both an aesthetic and performance stand point. This is what the 295's look like with a 5/16" spacer. You don't need the spacer but I run it to help with clearance for my brake duct hoses.
I've run 285/30's and 295/30's on these rims and I really like the 295's from both an aesthetic and performance stand point. This is what the 295's look like with a 5/16" spacer. You don't need the spacer but I run it to help with clearance for my brake duct hoses.
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The 18x10.5's are 56mm offset ones by OE Wheels. Here is a current Ebay auction for the ones I'm currently running on all four corners. Ebay Auction
I've run 285/30's and 295/30's on these rims and I really like the 295's from both an aesthetic and performance stand point. This is what the 295's look like with a 5/16" spacer. You don't need the spacer but I run it to help with clearance for my brake duct hoses.
I've run 285/30's and 295/30's on these rims and I really like the 295's from both an aesthetic and performance stand point. This is what the 295's look like with a 5/16" spacer. You don't need the spacer but I run it to help with clearance for my brake duct hoses.
I'm extremely surprised by how well those fronts stay within the body lines, especially with the added spacer. Aren't those things pretty heavy though?
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my vote get ccws man they great wheels and i run a 1/4'' spacer up front
NT05 s are the best street tire that you can get miles out of if you only drive your car 7k or less get nt01s they are like 4$ more i think and worth it
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I run the hankook ventus k110's and love them. I get within 2 seconds of the cars running slicks in my class at auto-x and they have excellent straight traction too. I was in a rain storm once on a concrete road and took off from a dead stop in my 383rwhp SS I was 75% throttle half-way through first then 100% all the way through third... they never even struggled...
I get a lot more life out of them then other tires I have tried, I think on average i get close to a year out of them whereas it was like 7 months on the kuhmo ecsta supra I used to run. The road noise is average.
I get a lot more life out of them then other tires I have tried, I think on average i get close to a year out of them whereas it was like 7 months on the kuhmo ecsta supra I used to run. The road noise is average.
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I have been running this staggered setup with the sales sizes as OP for over 11 years now and I have never noticed understeer. It's not hard to achieve oversteer while autocrossing. What is the thought on why it promotes understeer? Perhaps I'm just used to the setup?