RT615 is in a different league to RE001.Quote:
Originally Posted by kitbkk
Printable View
RT615 is in a different league to RE001.Quote:
Originally Posted by kitbkk
I have had RE001 in the EF8 and they are very grippy. They are very good value.
I am at the moment getting the RT615 for my euro, 225/40/18. For the size, best price for RT615 (which I paid) is $290 a corner. Best price for RE001 is $365. KU36 is $233. I'm expecting RT615 to be more grippy any way. :D
Any feed back on KU36?
OMG is that how much RE001'a are these days? I got mine for $265 (225/45/18) about 2 yrs ago, looks like it's going to be KU31's for the next set.
anyone ran toyo r888`s? are they street legal too? as some people said they are and some have said they are not?
They are, but it'd be a waste to drive them on the street. If you can afford them you can afford a second set of rims.
yeahhhh....got quoted 330 a corner....but whats the kms you get to a set? or am i better off going for some re055`s?
i ran them on the street and went to WSID twiceQuote:
Originally Posted by reedyek4
for 205/40/17.. i got quoted 350 each and they lasted about 8000kms
worth the 350 a corner?
i wouldnt recommended as a daily driver.. unless the cars a weekender
now for the 1/4 mile.. i've got a spare set of rims and R888 on that
hahaha...ive been advised not to use r888`s on the strip...walls are too hard?
they are compared to slicks... R888 are more suitable for trackQuote:
Originally Posted by reedyek4
Mickey thompson do drag tyres and some are street legal too
R888 are my quick alternative drag tyre.. plus my car isnt that powerful lol.. just needed more grip off the launch