are these tires any good?
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are these tires any good?
i got a ls1 with a procharger 400rwhp are these tires good for it? i want something good for the spring/summer
I just want to know how they are at WOT? do they slip at all?
http://www.ws6project.com/user_stor/...roducts_id=257
I just want to know how they are at WOT? do they slip at all?
http://www.ws6project.com/user_stor/...roducts_id=257
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I was running 315's in the back. I could either go to a smaller size for the GSD3's, or go back to Nitto's. I went back to Nitto's, mainly because my car is no longer a daily driver, so I don't have to worry about the slickness of the Nittos on cold or wet days.
If you do run 315's, you'll need to do a lot of fender rolling and panhard adjustment to make the GSD3's work. At least for my car - apparently these cars are all a little different when it comes to things like that.
If you do run 315's, you'll need to do a lot of fender rolling and panhard adjustment to make the GSD3's work. At least for my car - apparently these cars are all a little different when it comes to things like that.
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I have run three sets of GS-D3's and have never rolled the fenders...they are the widest 315's on the market...I had to grind down the bump stop but like the man said these cars a all a little different...the GS-D3 is a excellent tire they are the best all around all weather high performance tire in my opinoin...very very good in the rain almost impossible to hydroplane them...
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i wouldnt say they run wide. i had a set of 295's on a 10.5" rim and they didnt look wide to me at all. i now have a 315 on the same wheel and i still didnt need to roll my fenders and im lowered.
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I am a huge fan of the Toyo Proxes TQ drag radials. They would work perfect at your power level, and work well in cold/wet conditions too. You are really going to want a drag radial if you want to be able to get on it below 45mph. The Toyo's will only last around 10k miles, but they are pretty cheap.
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I am a huge fan of the Toyo Proxes TQ drag radials. They would work perfect at your power level, and work well in cold/wet conditions too. You are really going to want a drag radial if you want to be able to get on it below 45mph. The Toyo's will only last around 10k miles, but they are pretty cheap.
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295 with a 7.75" bs on a 10.5 wheel
is about the limit as far as getting away with no rubbing.
still not a bad idea to roll the rear quarter lips,
it's a cheap insurance policy against getting your sidewall.
I rent the roller tools
so I can help you out if you wanted to roll them
is about the limit as far as getting away with no rubbing.
still not a bad idea to roll the rear quarter lips,
it's a cheap insurance policy against getting your sidewall.
I rent the roller tools
so I can help you out if you wanted to roll them