View Full Version : Cut slicks on standard rims or Eagle F1 on R33 Alloys?
Just wondering what would be better on track. Anyone know?
I'd go for the slicks, I think they have to be worth double the width :nod:
Although I really cant say for sure.
You cant get standard rims on your car anymore....
archenemy.co.uk
19-04-2006, 14:49
Have you thought about rally slicks on R33 GTR rims, the Stevenage bunch use Maxsport rally slicks on std rims to good effect, they are out cornering me with 8/9" 17s and road tyres.
Apparently they are going to be making some 17s and they are road legal, and the 16s are only £60 each
Hopefully the new 17s will be cheapy so you can have your cake and eat it
Sweet looking R33 rim
Proper width
Grippy cheap road legal tyre
Winner :thumbs:
Juz was melting his F1's on pretty wide rims yesterday - looks like heat is their biggest weakness...
You cant get standard rims on your car anymore....
Doh!! Forgot about those little calipers... :D
Looks like I'm going to have to wait for the 17" Rally Slicks then.....
archenemy.co.uk
19-04-2006, 15:17
Juz was melting his F1's on pretty wide rims yesterday - looks like heat is their biggest weakness...
Green meaney wasn't
More likely to be working them too hard, not enough pressure etc
Or 17" semi-slick trackday tyres, DJ01's, R888's Bridgestone RE050's - see johnboy's "what tyres" thread.
I stuggled with 235's but have to say i'm very impressed with the rosso's. I will be going the R888 way when my new wheels arrive...
Green meaney wasn't
More likely to be working them too hard, not enough pressure etc
I think it also depends on driving style and how hard you push in the corners.......
archenemy.co.uk
19-04-2006, 15:25
I think it also depends on driving style and how hard you push in the corners.......
Exactly
Green Meany
19-04-2006, 15:51
I'll add my 2p, the F1 (225F, 255R) are nice and progressive, but I to was getting squirm (overheating) after 15mins and could have braked later had I more grip. But for a road tyre they still great.
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