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Old 05-15-14, 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by I8ABMR
...eyeing the Yokohama Advan Neova. They are on all of the track cars I see in videos and have seen many sets at track days
I just had Neova AD08R tires put on. I'm doing a driving school Saturday and a Solo2 on Sunday - I'll try to report back...
Old 05-15-14, 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by ToothDoc
toyo r888 hook up just fine for me in all gears and so did the Micky Thompsons. the mt tires had a soft sidewall so it wasn't so stable in the turns.
R888's are damn near drag tires. 1800 whp gallardos use those and run perfect...
Old 05-16-14, 03:51 AM
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Originally Posted by scamsel
hey toothdoc, you ever run the PSS"s? curious what you thought of them vs the toyo's
I had the PS2 initially and now have the PSS in the stock sizes. They are great summer tires but why can't be compared with the Toyos. The Toyos are noisier but they're R compounds and even without too much heat, they hook up. Next time the PSS completely wear out, I'm going full toyo R888 around all corners - I'm just using them for drag racing for now.
Old 05-16-14, 04:09 AM
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Originally Posted by MYISF
I hear u...my brand new PSS 285 tires light up in first gear but hook up pretty well going into second...
Originally Posted by lowrideraz
^^^^AFAIK the PSS is not available in a 285/30/19?

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Hey Lou was that for me? I did not think so but thought I would check as I am running PSS 285/25/20...
Old 05-16-14, 07:01 AM
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Originally Posted by ISFpat
If you can hook up with 255's then you are not launching it hard enough lol. I can break traction off the line with my 305's.
Same here. I have no problem loosing traction in a straight line with 305 PSS tires. Cornering is a whole differant story
Then again I'm on an 08' rear diff. with all power mods.

We are waiting on new wheels with 305 R888s to arrive for the Supra. That car doesn't get many miles per year and has an even harder time with traction using an LSD.
The R888 is going to be the street tire for now on and I can't wait to see how it does on that car.
If it's the right tire I will probably switch to those on the ISF as well once my PSS wear out.
Old 05-16-14, 09:34 AM
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mickey thompson et streets
Old 05-16-14, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by RichFlair
mickey thompson et streets
They're good for going straight, but they have soft mushy sidewalls and roll when turning. For everyday driving, I wouldn't do it on MT.
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