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khooni 30-08-2019 12:33 PM

track day tyres
 
i have tried cup2s and R888R for the standard CSL wheels and I much prefer the R888R. After 4 track days the grip is still consistent and it is less affected by heat cycles. This includes a scorching bedford day tuesday past.

Can anyone suggest where to start looking for replacements? I like to buy them ahead of time .. :)

Tx

billyboysm3 30-08-2019 12:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by khooni (Post 205523)
i have tried cup2s and R888R for the standard CSL wheels and I much prefer the R888R. After 4 track days the grip is still consistent and it is less affected by heat cycles. This includes a scorching bedford day tuesday past.

Can anyone suggest where to start looking for replacements? I like to buy them ahead of time .. :)

Tx

Id go Ar1 or Dunlop 03G. But not sure if they do 19 inch

khooni 30-08-2019 01:29 PM

AR 1 is found in 19 but the rear is 265/35/R19 instead of 263/30/R19

NS2R still doesn't have R19s

DZ03G also not found in R19

monkeycsl 30-08-2019 01:37 PM

Would love someone to try the accelera 651 sport semi slicks
They are cheap as chips but are raved about in the drifting scene.
Csl sizes are £300 a set.

khooni 30-08-2019 02:30 PM

certainly seems cheap. less than half the cost of R888R

won't last as long but will it grip as well?

btw is tyreleader still a good place to buy. they have the cheapest R888R due to different load rating. 89 for the rears which are in line with the original cups

select 31-08-2019 08:12 AM

Another tyre worth looking into is the Advan AD08R.
Its a bit more expensive than the R888R but alot more capable in the wet and not as sensitive to tyre pressures. Grip wise in the dry the R888R is a bit better but it will wear out quicker from what i was told.


So for me if you dont have a dedicated set of trackday wheels i wouldnt go for the R888R.

khooni 31-08-2019 09:47 AM

Tx Julian. I do have dedicated OEM CSL trackday wheels unfortunately or I would have gone 18". R888R for me have been the last 4 trackdays quite consistent. I know I've heard they heat cycle out quick but that was my experience with Cup2s not to mention less grip. I've also heard good things re AD08R and RS.

Mike R 03-09-2019 08:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by select (Post 205532)
Another tyre worth looking into is the Advan AD08R.
Its a bit more expensive than the R888R but alot more capable in the wet and not as sensitive to tyre pressures. Grip wise in the dry the R888R is a bit better but it will wear out quicker from what i was told.


So for me if you dont have a dedicated set of trackday wheels i wouldnt go for the R888R.

I also use the AD08Rs on my S2000 and love them :supz:.

M3yxb 06-09-2019 09:48 PM

I know 2 guys running the AD08 on track M3s and are very happy.

cslsuperfan 27-09-2019 12:52 AM

After nearly 7 years of cup 1's and 2's on 19's i have gone 18" square set up running dunlop derezas 265/35/18's.

they're not cheap at over £300 a corner but they feel super grippy.

Off to the ring this weekend......

weather looks dodgy but fingers crossed


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