DE Tire and brake pads
03-07-2016, 11:07 PM
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Thanks for the good feedback.
Going for the NT01 tires.
Likely go to the yellow pagids when the orange are done.
The NT05 are street tires, the NT555 is the drag radial.
Going for the NT01 tires.
Likely go to the yellow pagids when the orange are done.
The NT05 are street tires, the NT555 is the drag radial.
03-07-2016, 11:14 PM
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For the pads, I like Ferodo DS2500 on my big reds. The are very easy on the rotors and still stree drivable which is something to consider for my use case.
On tires, there is a very wide range but NT01s are my first choice for dry conditions. They are dangerous in the wet.
AD08 and RE11 have good dry grip and can handle some rain. A buddy was driving Hankook RS3 and recently RE71 and he likes them both on his S2000.
On tires, there is a very wide range but NT01s are my first choice for dry conditions. They are dangerous in the wet.
AD08 and RE11 have good dry grip and can handle some rain. A buddy was driving Hankook RS3 and recently RE71 and he likes them both on his S2000.
re71 a solid step up from now defunct re11 in terms of grip... wear characteristics about the same i hear
03-07-2016, 11:16 PM
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there is nt05 then there is nt05r/nt555r as drag radials for rear axle only...
http://www.nittotire.com/passenger-t...formance-tire/
nt555 is a more modest passenger car street tire