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I don't want a ET street I want a legit street tire I tear up ET streets in 2 months I am thinking F1 super cars ****
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F1s cost a **** ton. have fun paying for those. someone told me once you hit 3x5 series tires in F1s, they will run you up to $400 per. those kumohs looks nice and are priced pretty good for a 335
I've got 335's on mine. It was kind of a pain to get them on the Trans Am, but they easily went on my Camaro. It's hit or miss on how much you'll have to do, from car to car. I had to roll the fenders, hammer the inner fender, and run a 5/16" spacer on the Trans Am, with 335's on an 18x10.5" wheel, with 56mm offset. With the same wheels and tires, on my Camaro, I only had to hammer the inner fender a little, and they went right on, without rubbing anything. There's pictures in my cardomain link, if you want to see them. I'm running Nitto DR's. They'll last a while. Otherwise, you can find pretty good deals on street tires, in the same size, though.