sumitomo tires
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i got them, too. They are nice, i think they have some good grip, but not for racing. Raced a srt-4 just a min ago, and dropped back half a car cuz i was spinnig 1,2 gears. Oh, well, they hook for me in the twisties tho.
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Originally Posted by 97blackz28
sumitomo runs pretty narrow, and the regular htrz suck ***** for performance, but like everyone else said for a DD and the price they are OK. they defineately make you think your car is some fast **** though lol. i think my 225 snow blizzaks snow tires hook better than the 315 sumitomo lol ![Sad](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_sad.gif)
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they are pretty sticky when new but after 5-6 months they seem to lose grip dramatically, and they won't hook under 45* even with a decent burnout but for the price you can't beat them for a DD.