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Aaron --
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To close the loop on this, I ended up with the BFG Rivals and Carl did the mounting and balancing. Their first test will be at the Greyhound track on Saturday. Thanks for everyone’s input.
1978 280z - I wish I had this much money in my 401K
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The BFGs are a great choice, but all those mentioned were pretty decent, had I seen this earlier I would've mentioned Kumhos....seriously..back when we were NASA and I ran "DOT" slicks on my mustang against a whole hoard of S2000s it was the only way I could stay competitive..the price was right, but I haven't heard much about them lately.
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Can't do that in Street Tire classes anymore...200 minimum treadwear. Kumho hasn't managed to stay competitive in that market. Too bad...I turned lots of V700s and V710s into rubber dust, too!blacksheep-1 wrote:...back when we were NASA and I ran "DOT" slicks....
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