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      03-02-2023, 10:47 AM   #23
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I'm doing 295 on OEM suspension with a 22mm spacer. Test fit with a Hoosier r7 which Im' told is obnoxiously wide so figure should be good to go. There is liner rub at full lock but otherwise looking good. We shall see.
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Is it a terrible idea to put 295/30 RRs on my 10inch wheels in front and keep 305/35 NT01s on 11 inch wheels in the rear? I've heard they're the same compound. There's about .6" in height difference. This would, not only save a couple bucks, but will give me more meat up front. I'm on OEM ZCP suspension with camber plates.
Fitment/wear/rotation issues notwithstanding, I'd imagine that setup might feel pretty good.
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Is it a terrible idea to put 295/30 RRs on my 10inch wheels in front and keep 305/35 NT01s on 11 inch wheels in the rear? I've heard they're the same compound. There's about .6" in height difference. This would, not only save a couple bucks, but will give me more meat up front. I'm on OEM ZCP suspension with camber plates.
This seems like a not bad idea.
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I was planning to go with the NT01s but I see Phil has the 285/30/18 RRs back in stock. Hopefully that’s accurate, I’ll confirm Monday.

Advice on a 285/30 RR vs 275/35 RR on a 18x10 wheel? I understand the wheel will accommodate both sizes. My vanity does not love the look of the 285/30 on stock suspension but if that’s the better setup I can deal.

Price is negligible between the Toyos, but I can get the 275/35 NT01s for less.
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      03-12-2023, 12:18 PM   #27
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I was planning to go with the NT01s but I see Phil has the 285/30/18 RRs back in stock. Hopefully that’s accurate, I’ll confirm Monday.

Advice on a 285/30 RR vs 275/35 RR on a 18x10 wheel? I understand the wheel will accommodate both sizes. My vanity does not love the look of the 285/30 on stock suspension but if that’s the better setup I can deal.

Price is negligible between the Toyos, but I can get the 275/35 NT01s for less.
I'd say wider is better -- are you planning squared in those sizes? Or you're just referring to the rear?
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I'd say wider is better — are you planning squared in those sizes? Or you're just referring to the rear?

Square all the way!! I ask because 10” is on the lower end of reccomended wheel width, but ppl say the RR runs narrow. Ideally I’d run them on a 10.5 which was the plan over the off season, but it was one of many things I didn’t get to.
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Square all the way!! I ask because 10” is on the lower end of reccomended wheel width, but ppl say the RR runs narrow. Ideally I’d run them on a 10.5 which was the plan over the off season, but it was one of many things I didn’t get to.
I'd go 285.... I'm not sure what you were previously running in the rear, but my other advice would be that if your move to square involves a reduction in the rear tire width compared to what you ran previously, be careful at first. I attribute my crash at WGI, in part, to not having a sufficient feel for how the grip balance changed (towards oversteer) with a relative downsize in the rear. I had previously been using a 305 NT-01 (or 315 CR-S), and going to the 295 AR-1 square (which runs narrow) was more of a change than I anticipated. That was my first time running that setup, which was probably foolish to do at a track like WGI.
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I'd go 285.... I'm not sure what you were previously running in the rear, but my other advice would be that if your move to square involves a reduction in the rear tire width compared to what you ran previously, be careful at first. I attribute my crash at WGI, in part, to not having a sufficient feel for how the grip balance changed (towards oversteer) with a relative downsize in the rear. I had previously been using a 305 NT-01 (or 315 CR-S), and going to the 295 AR-1 square (which runs narrow) was more of a change than I anticipated. That was my first time running that setup, which was probably foolish to do at a track like WGI.
I followed the discussion of your incident. Shame, but brave choice to turn it into a public teaching moment.

I’ve been running a square 275/40/18 supercar 3s setup. Stock suspension, camber plates. A 285/295 RR would be an improvement in width and compound.
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I followed the discussion of your incident. Shame, but brave choice to turn it into a public teaching moment.

I’ve been running a square 275/40/18 supercar 3s setup. Stock suspension, camber plates. A 285/295 RR would be an improvement in width and compound.
You might be surprised that there isn’t as much of a difference as you expect. I was running 265/285 super car 3’s, and switched to a 275/305 nt01 and was surprised that my lap times were similar. Wasn’t a night and day difference like I was expecting.
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Interested ! I actually need a set right now
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You might be surprised that there isn’t as much of a difference as you expect. I was running 265/285 super car 3’s, and switched to a 275/305 nt01 and was surprised that my lap times were similar. Wasn’t a night and day difference like I was expecting.
Have you try any super 200tw? How many second will sc3 slower at a 2 min track?
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Have you try any super 200tw? How many second will sc3 slower at a 2 min track?
I was running a high 1:32 on the super car 3’s, and then ran a 1:31 flat with the nitto nt01’s. Not a huge change. Hoping more experience will yield better results. But my big takeaway was that there was no large improvement in grip.
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I was running a high 1:32 on the super car 3’s, and then ran a 1:31 flat with the nitto nt01’s. Not a huge change. Hoping more experience will yield better results. But my big takeaway was that there was no large improvement in grip.
Have you tried 660 or 71rs?
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