Best tires for Roll Racing?

[DeTh]

BM3 - Stage 2 E30
What tires are you guys running? I am on 295/30r20 MP4s, and I spin in 2nd gear rolls at 40 and 50mph unless I absolutely cook the tires before. It's added a lot to my 60-130 time and wondering what the best tire options are?

I'm ideally looking for a Y rated tire that's decent in the rain, I was thinking Cup 2 but they wear like 80TW....
Yoko A052 has come across my choices, and so has the Goodyear Supercar 3's.

If anyone with experience on these with ~530+ whp could weigh in, would be much appreciated. I hear both sides of the R888r argument, and I don't think they're the best option.

[SYT_Shadow]

The R888R, while garbage on track, seem to be the tire of choice for people with tons of power to get some traction

[kamilbaran]

Mickey thompson ET street S/S tires. Hook like a charm on a dig or at whatever roll. Amazing at the drag strip also, not sure how they fair on a track setting but in terms of rolling pulls/street digs, they're elite especially keeping 24 PSI in the rears always.

In terms of rain with them, I try not to drive the f80 when it rains especially hard, but light wet roads I didn't really see an issue since I go from a lead foot to a pillow foot when road conditions suck.

[DeTh]

Originally Posted by kamilbaran

Mickey thompson ET street S/S tires. Hook like a charm on a dig or at whatever roll. Amazing at the drag strip also, not sure how they fair on a track setting but in terms of rolling pulls/street digs, they're elite especially keeping 24 PSI in the rears always.

In terms of rain with them, I try not to drive the f80 when it rains especially hard, but light wet roads I didn't really see an issue since I go from a lead foot to a pillow foot when road conditions suck.

My biggest thing is also speed rating. ET Street S/S's arent speed rated and there are sometimes I'm traveling at high rates of speed for extended periods of time. I don't want this to lead to significantly accelerated wear (since its not rated), or for there to be detrimental handling/water dissipation at high speeds.

I've thought about getting a different set of wheels entirely so that I don't have to worry about it, but I like having good traction all the time
Looks like r888r is probably my best option