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      12-10-2015, 03:07 AM   #1
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19" Track Tires

Anyone have any experience on track tires for the M4? I want to put on Toyo R888's but don't know which wheel to buy that can still fit the carbon breaks.

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      12-11-2015, 12:18 PM   #2
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I use michelin pilot sport cup 2's in a 265/285 stagger
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Nitto just released a 285/35/19 NT01 that can be paired up with their 305/30/19 NT01 as well
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I used 265/35/19 Yokohama Advan Neova AD08R's in front, and 295/35/19's in the rear. Was quite happy with them.
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Here is what I did: http://f80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sho....php?t=1096732
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18 vs 19 setup for the track???

Now that Apex just launched their line of 19s,wondering if 19s would be better than 18 staggered setup..apologies in advance if this is a repost.
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I used 265/35/19 Yokohama Advan Neova AD08R's in front, and 295/35/19's in the rear. Was quite happy with them.
Did you drive these on the street as well, how harsh were they vs. stock? Noisy?
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Did you drive these on the street as well, how harsh were they vs. stock? Noisy?
I used the AD08r's for about 20000 kms this rear.A lot more impact harshness and hydroplane much easier than the stock PSS but I could live with that.Heat cycled out after about 3 hard days at the track but zero issues with chunking with stock alignment settings.I was running 275/30 19 & 295/30 19's on a 10 & 11" setup.
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Did you drive these on the street as well, how harsh were they vs. stock? Noisy?
I used the AD08r's for about 20000 kms this rear.A lot more impact harshness and hydroplane much easier than the stock PSS but I could live with that.Heat cycled out after about 3 hard days at the track but zero issues with chunking with stock alignment settings.I was running 275/30 19 & 295/30 19's on a 10 & 11" setup.
thanks, might go sport cup 2s then.
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thanks, might go sport cup 2s then.
I think that is direction that I am leaning but in the RE71R's were available in proper sizing I would probably go that way.
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thanks, might go sport cup 2s then.
I think that is direction that I am leaning but in the RE71R's were available in proper sizing I would probably go that way.
sport cup 2s were out initially since they are expensive but then found in stock 19 fitments actually 1350, not so bad, for a drive to and from track set up.
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We are limited to 140 + wear rating tires so my choices are somewhat more limited.I tried to get the MPSC's last year with no luck.
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I went Apex EC-7 19x10 square running Toyo R888 265/30-19. I have CCB. Fits caliper better than stock 437
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I run ADO8R's on ZE40's in 275 front 295 rear. Second track day and I've been very happy with them. Probably have a day or two left with them. They feel good around 38psi hot imo.
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