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y5e06
Just got my first set. 23.5x11.5-16
They are incredibly soft. Hope that equals 'grip'
Gonna try stuffing them onto theserims
mitchntx
Is that for next weekend?

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y5e06
oh no, for auto-x weekends running in CP. I just have always intended to use the car for 'dual' purpose.
On a side note, my coilovers are late. should get them early next week, and maybe installed for MSR.
.... slowly but surely goes the build.
Pilot
Man... a pair of those would make a real pretty coffee table when they're all used up. Just add glass top. smile.gif

They'll be even prettier on your car rolling around the track. Have fun with 'em! thumbup.gif
CrashTestDummy
We run the Hoosier version of those on the Crash Test Dummy Firebird. You should love those. Slicks are great fun!!
NataSS Inc
I would love to get my hands on a set of those. Where could a guy find a set?
NataSS Inc
Are these a tubed or tubeless cup tire?
y5e06
tubeless Goodyear bias ply Sport GT. NOT nascar.
http://www.bobwoodmantires.com/goodyear/gy...gyeagsprtgt.htm
mounted up fine to my 16x10 REAL 3pc Al rims (which had victoracers on before)
CrashTestDummy
I get Hoosiers from my local Discount Tire dealer. Don't know who he orders them from. Alternately, you can order them from R&S Racing (http://www.rsracing.com/).
Pilot
If I remember correctly, we used to get Hoosiers direct from the mfg. at Discount Tire. That just serves to remind me how much I hate mounting tubed drag slicks.
ESPCamaro
QUOTE (CrashTestDummy @ May 13 2005, 18:26)
I get Hoosiers from my local Discount Tire dealer. Don't know who he orders them from. Alternately, you can order them from R&S Racing (http://www.rsracing.com/).


I've not bought anything from Ron, but he is a really nice guy, and used to pay contingency to Cendiv, and Midwest div

Hoosier Tom from Midatlanticmotorsport.com sells Hoosier, and Goodyear slicks also.
y5e06
ESPCamaro
NICE thumbup.gif
firehawkclone
Oh BOY :drive: and i thought my v710's looked good! I think it's the big Goodyear on the side that does it rotf.gif
y5e06
new pic
CrashTestDummy
QUOTE (pimpmaro @ May 13 2005, 23:40)
If I remember correctly, we used to get Hoosiers direct from the mfg. at Discount Tire.  That just serves to remind me how much I hate mounting tubed drag slicks.

Ours are tubeless. It _still_ takes about an hour for them to mount the tires. One of our wheels seems to be about 1-2 mm too big (in diameter), causing all sorts of bead fit issues. It takes about 45 minutes to mount one of the wheels, 15 minutes to do the rest of the set. :-)

They're getting better. The first time I took them in to get changed, the entire crew took turnes at that wheel, and it took almost 3 hours.

I am reminded constantly why I don't change my own tires. There are more important things to worry about in my life!
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