Slick tyre sizes
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I'm a total newb at this, so would like to be tought how to work out sizes I need in plain English lol.
What would I need for a tyre to be 215/45/17?
What would I need for a tyre to be 215/45/17?
Obviously, what are you using the car for to need slicks is what I meant?
I thought you were going wide arch? 215 is narrow for a slick tyre
I thought you were going wide arch? 215 is narrow for a slick tyre
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Nothing really, just it's good to know what's suitable and if I see a used set going cheap on eBay etc then I'll get some for trackdays etc.
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Right oki doki, slicks may not be the best for track days. Could even cause you problems. There's no such thing as cheap slicks dude, all these you see on eBay ex btcc etc are crap. Yeah they are not good.
Would you consider a set of 888's or similar?
There's a good chance you will get something like that under your standard arches
Would you consider a set of 888's or similar?
There's a good chance you will get something like that under your standard arches
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I'm talking Tarmac slicks here, ideal for trackdays so not sure what you mean?
Likes of dmak, Avon, Dunlop etc, seen some selling for upto £200 for a used set which will do loads of trackdays, ive seen a few folk run slicks on trackdays and tbh they flipping fly round the corners like crazy.
Likes of dmak, Avon, Dunlop etc, seen some selling for upto £200 for a used set which will do loads of trackdays, ive seen a few folk run slicks on trackdays and tbh they flipping fly round the corners like crazy.
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