ceboyd

The tires are ONLY $470 for a set ($115 for the front 225 40 18s and $120 for the rear 265 35 18s)

right now they have a good supply but my guess is they will go fast...

...get 'em while you can for cheap before they sell out!!!


I have a feeling we will never see them this cheap again!


...at TireRack for those who don't already know..

..just thought I'd pass on the info....

ceboyd

Here is the direct link if anyone is interested:

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....e1=yes&place=0

FamilyCar

pm if interested. thx

mikew968

I wonder how much difference there would be between 285-30-18 and 265-35-18? They may not be as fast as others but are easy to drive fast.

Mike

ceboyd

I dunno if my driving skills improved over last year but I got the same laptimes at Blackhawk with just the 265s in the rear vs. 285 MPSCs last year... (consistant 1:25s)

Bill L Seifert

I've never used Dunlop R compounds. How do they compare to Hoosiers?

Bill Seifert

1987 944S Race Car

DrJupeman

Think of the DSSR as a sticky street tire...

mikew968

On my 968 I would say they are better than just a sticky street tire. They are a couple of seconds slower than a Hoosier but are a very easy tire to drive fast with good durability.

Mike

ceboyd

well, I've never had the opportunity to afford Hoosier's but I'd guess these would be around 3-4 seconds slower.. BUT give you lots of feedback and great stick... I consider them a step below MPSCs...

For someone on a budget (like me)... I was pleased to get 8 DE days on my 1st set.... don't know of anyone who can get 8 DE days out of Hoosier's

kurt M

I get well over 8 days out of a set but my car is an odd one out. I got 3 years out of a set of PF-97 front pads. With no motor you neel little in the way of brakes.