Post Your Drift Tires

225/55/16 damn big tire....taller then stock 205/60/15, cheaper and better to get 225/50/16 if you can, maybe you mis-typed? the next tire im going to try are the dunlop direzza's Nomuken tires....from what i hear very quiet and very good grip....I do like dunlop even better with motorcycle tires....You can keep your falkens.
 
z4k @ SMPLYjdm said:

I hear the ST115 are unbelieveable in the dry but the wet is no good?
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Well, theyre alright in the wet. They dont grip too well. for instance, I was doing a top end run on 75 comming back from HIN (around 2 am) and when i went over bumps, I felt like the car slid a tiny bit, like possibly unoticable if you werent driving, but still. Plus THEYRE SO NOISY!
I like em in dry weather though. I was going around a curve and all I did was apply more gas and the car started sliding....it was pretty cool.
 
I know fuzion is fairly new and they don't really make high performance, but street tires. I want to try them out. ZRI is what I'm gonna put on trial. Any comments?
 
fuzion's suck....federal has come out with HIGH GRIP tires i want to try also. they have the 595's witch they call "drift" tires, the 595 EVO's, and the 595 RS's. They are still a preety small company with little to no name for them selves but id liek to give them a try.
 
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man... I've heard good stuff from fuzions but I have xero240's dunolop SP Sport FM901 and they are nice and sticky.

Oh and theres a bubble forming...am I gonna die if I keep riding on that.
 
have fun burnin a those fm's in the back of a na ka. dhsil80's car had a hard time spining them and hes got a SR !!!! 0o0o.
 
m4nfred said:
sr = no torque
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due to rod stroke ratio and compression ratio, i think.

ill soon have some 235 45 17 zeon's to test so the thread might be updated with a new review next sunday.
 
Dunlop FM901's all around for daily driving 215/45/R17

Dunlop FM901's Front 215/45/R17 + Whatever crap tires in the back for drifting

The FM901 is a Great Tire!
 
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