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Old 07-21-2007, 04:38 PM
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Its now time to replace my tyres and I'm pondering on buying semi slicks.

As the car isn't used in the rain - doesn't rain here anymore I'm not concerned about wet handling.

The Toyo RA-1 looks a pretty good buy.

With 16" wheels my selections are pretty limited.

Any recommendations or advise regards using semi slicks on a street car?
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My 17's are Michelin Pilot Cup Sport. I only use them on the track. The ride is inferior to the 15's, they flick up stones and take a while to warm up. A bit of a pain on the street. Plus the thought of coming home in the rain on the 17's scares me witless!
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Old 07-22-2007, 06:13 PM
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Would you guys say that 15" wheels are ideal for the street? I know 15s are also the traditional "look" but my daily driver has 17s and I don't find them uncomfortable at all. Anyway, wouldn't your shock/spring setup dictate comfort to a larger degree?
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Might be able to find something from this site http://www.autopages.com.au/autopage...ufacturers.php Lists of race tyres.
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