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what street tires would you get if you daily drove the 997 GT3

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Old 12-06-2006, 11:25 PM
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The MSPC on the GT3 tend to pick up road debris, small stones etc. and shoot it uo the weel wells. Couls spell trouble.
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Originally Posted by mbergeron
If you daily drive your GT3 AND track it 7-10 times per year which tires would you put on for daily uses?
Not the "old" Sport Cups and probably not the new ones, either.
Maybe the Corsa, but the real quesiton would be the alignment settings that would work for this car on the street.
I think this is all part of the fun of the "new" 911 -- figuring out all this stuff all over again.

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Old 12-07-2006, 05:09 AM
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Living in a country with four seasons, a temperate climate and semi cold winters, I have found that if my tastes run to MPSC tyres in the summer months, I need something for the 'shoulder seasons' as well as winter tyres.

So 3 sets of tyres, for shoulder I use Continental Sport Conti 2 or Yokohama AVS Sport, or those nice Goodyear's, for winter, I prefer a tyre designed for 240kph max speed and a temperature range of -15 to +15 Celcius, so use either AVS Winter or the Dunlop winter tyre.

I do not resent having to have three sets of rims, I don't think it does low profile tyres any good being taken on and off the rims several times. I also have a preference for TPM systems.

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