Need some advice on tires for my RS?
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I noticed you have the motorsport friendly version of each make.... very nice, very nice indeed. You have great taste.
Now, why is it only now you are on Rennlist?
Now, why is it only now you are on Rennlist?
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Rennlist is the best place that I have found that has alot of real track guys that actually run their cars and has great info.
I own a different variety of cars from a 1500hp twin-turbo Lambo to a '71 Pro-Touring Camaro w/ a dry sump LS7, I love all cars and happy to be on this forum but please excuse some of my dumb questions about my Porsche..
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I pretty much had that car down after one test weekend. For me, driving the RS takes alot of finesse and restraint on my part, completely different from what I am used to
Rennlist is the best place that I have found that has alot of real track guys that actually run their cars and has great info.
Rennlist is the best place that I have found that has alot of real track guys that actually run their cars and has great info.
I'm hoping to get Joshua to bring his Supra out to TX one year, that thing deserves to have it's legs stretched in front of everyone after years of sorting it out. I'm sure out rig will be full with Neros full race toys or I'd bring by 3.
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This is definitely true. I like you have owned and driven a lot of crazy cars, but I can't honestly say the GT3 is the first car that I don't see myself ever selling. They're tame on the streets but a blast to try and get figured out at the limits, given your driving history though I'm sure it won't take long and you'll be shopping for a 4.0 LOL.
I'm hoping to get Joshua to bring his Supra out to TX one year, that thing deserves to have it's legs stretched in front of everyone after years of sorting it out. I'm sure out rig will be full with Neros full race toys or I'd bring by 3.
I'm hoping to get Joshua to bring his Supra out to TX one year, that thing deserves to have it's legs stretched in front of everyone after years of sorting it out. I'm sure out rig will be full with Neros full race toys or I'd bring by 3.
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Thanks. I have driven alot of Porsches over the years on the street, but never really cared for them until I drove my buddy's '07 GT3. I have driven a alot of fast Turbos, GT2s and even CGT. The GT3 has been in my mind for a couple of years. I picked up my RS in early March and drove it around a bit on the street, back roads ect. I have taken it to MSR houston and TWS so far. I really like it and want to learn how to drive it. After racing 600+hp ZO6's for years, I was afraid the RS wasn't fast enough for me but after drving it, it's a blast. My 430 Challenge car is so damn easy to drive, I pretty much had that car down after one test weekend. For me, driving the RS takes alot of finesse and restraint on my part, completely different from what I am used to
Rennlist is the best place that I have found that has alot of real track guys that actually run their cars and has great info.
I own a different variety of cars from a 1500hp twin-turbo Lambo to a '71 Pro-Touring Camaro w/ a dry sump LS7, I love all cars and happy to be on this forum but please excuse some of my dumb questions about my Porsche..
SW
Rennlist is the best place that I have found that has alot of real track guys that actually run their cars and has great info.
I own a different variety of cars from a 1500hp twin-turbo Lambo to a '71 Pro-Touring Camaro w/ a dry sump LS7, I love all cars and happy to be on this forum but please excuse some of my dumb questions about my Porsche..
SW
I bet that pro-tour camaro is a treat. Im currently building a pro tour 69 camaro with a ZL1 crate engine. I have a soft spot for the old muscle...
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Dumb questions? Sure when i first joined rennlist i was trying to figure out how to put a 996 Cup car on the street.....
I bet that pro-tour camaro is a treat. Im currently building a pro tour 69 camaro with a ZL1 crate engine. I have a soft spot for the old muscle...
I bet that pro-tour camaro is a treat. Im currently building a pro tour 69 camaro with a ZL1 crate engine. I have a soft spot for the old muscle...
My '69 at SEMA
Maybe
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Anybody ever try some V710's? They make a 315-35-18...rumor is they last longer than R6's, but aren't quite as fast.
I was at a Mid-Ohio school earlier this year when a fellow rennlister had some (.2RS), they looked like they run big. Didn't get a chance to chat with him about the tires though.
I was at a Mid-Ohio school earlier this year when a fellow rennlister had some (.2RS), they looked like they run big. Didn't get a chance to chat with him about the tires though.
That 315/35 is REALLY tall too..26.4", not sure if that works on the 997's but it won't on the 996 cars we have to run the 305 rear.
NItto just needs to release a proper rear for you guys and you'll be set, it really is the ultimate DE tire, not great for lap times, but good enough pace and great life.