View Poll Results: what 18" tires do you run? put the sizes (shaved?) in your reply please.
Hoosier r6- slicks because I want to be faster than you
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22.67%
MSPC- because they're fast enough
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28.00%
Toyo- longer lasting than michelin, good grip
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28.00%
Michelin Pilot Sport2- mixed use, rains, and/or running something else on track
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10.67%
Nitto- because they're cheap and grippy enough
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10
13.33%
Yokohama- harder, last longer?
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1.33%
Kumho- (didn't know they made gt3 tires, but they do)
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Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 75. You may not vote on this poll
Poll- For those who track your GT3- what kind of shoes
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my can harden the 048;s on my 2000 lbs lotus in 2 track days. they will have tread, just rock hard.
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mooty you need to stop typing on your iphone...that second sentence was barely legible.
seriously though, I've got 4k miles on the advans (and probably 6-8 track days) and literally no wear. They are hard, and this is good because my TT has 580hp- something too soft and surely I'd melt them rather quickly. Maybe it's because of the PSi that I use? they seem to stick best at 36 hot in the rears- which I'm pretty sure is different from the MPSC, R888, etc.
I really only drive my 993TT on the street and lately just track the gt3RS and the MX5.
seriously though, I've got 4k miles on the advans (and probably 6-8 track days) and literally no wear. They are hard, and this is good because my TT has 580hp- something too soft and surely I'd melt them rather quickly. Maybe it's because of the PSi that I use? they seem to stick best at 36 hot in the rears- which I'm pretty sure is different from the MPSC, R888, etc.
I really only drive my 993TT on the street and lately just track the gt3RS and the MX5.
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4000 miles with some track work, that's believable. but like you said, they get hard.
slow street driving they last forever. heck i drive the RS to/from mechanics on my oem ps2 that has 9000 miles on them. no tread, no stick, may even have cords showing. but hey, i only got 55mph.