RODOLFO04

Chris3963

Dunlop Sport Maxx Race 2 N1. Approved by Porsche and shipped on 50% of GT3s. Its purely pot luck what you get.

I got Michelin on my .2 GT3 PDK and Dunlops on my Touring. And despite what various pundits might say, I defy anybody to tell the difference on the track without first knowing what tyre was on the car.

qbix

Trofeo R. Rest of options either not in the proper size or just garbage tires. Good for city driving though.

SCCAForums

If street, Michelin Pilot Sport 4S.

If street/track... Cup 2's

If street/track leaning more towards track... Trofeo R's

If track, Hoosier 20" in OEM sizes are 'almost' available. The rears are... the fronts are weeks away.

Best Regards,
Dave

RODOLFO04

Quikag

Palting

Looked at this same problem, recently. https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3-...vs-trofeo.html . It is my understanding that the Trofeo R is indeed stickier than MPSC 2, but then they die pretty quickly. Overall, the MPSC2 N1 wins this contest, IMO. Went ahead and got a full replacement set of MPSC 2, while waiting for the Hoosier 20's to become available. Will need a new set of track dedicated wheels, too, by then. LOL. Slippery slope

SCCAForums

Agreed, that's my impression of the Trofeo R's as well. My preference is 'if' you can get a 2nd set a wheels... MP4S for the street and Hoosiers for the Track.

I have the 20" Hoosiers in my possession and will be testing weekend after next to see how times compared to my Cup 2's previously. They aren't available publicly just yet... but should be in the next few weeks.

Here's a sneak peak before mounting and balancing:




Best Regards,
Dave

Akunob

awaisrad

Where did you get the Hoosiers from Dave.

thebishman

mcipseric

IF you can wait, MPSC2Rs will be available soon :-)

Palting

I know you put a smiley, but I thought theses were RS sizes, no?

mcipseric

I am lead to believe that they will have other sizes too.

Larry Cable