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Old 04-19-2008, 01:49 AM
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I run 225/50 15's in the g-force sport on my 15x8 rear Panasports.
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Originally Posted by SolarYellow510
I've driven both tires. The RS2 is stickier and holds up better to hard use. Unfortunately, it's a little loud on the highway. But an okay tradeoff for a really cheap, pretty good street tire. I'm looking forward to some more companies jumping on this size bandwagon with street tires, like KDW, PE2, g-Force Sport, RT-615, Neova, etc. I guess with a turbo 1.6 that's not a commuter, running RA1s or NT-01s on the street would be livable.
1. most people say the RE-01R is a bit grippier than the R-S2
2. you have a pretty big vagina if you think the R-S2 is loud on the highway. Try an NT-01 sometime, sounds like there's swampers on the car.
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Old 04-19-2008, 02:48 AM
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Originally Posted by zoom2zoom
I run 225/50 15's in the g-force sport on my 15x8 rear Panasports.
hay zoom2zoom wats up thanks for the info

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Old 04-19-2008, 03:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Savington
1. most people say the RE-01R is a bit grippier than the R-S2
2. you have a pretty big vagina if you think the R-S2 is loud on the highway. Try an NT-01 sometime, sounds like there's swampers on the car.
1. Okay, my bad, I thought the poster I was responding to meant T1-R. That's a hell of a lot closer to R1R than RE-01R. Yeah, the Bridgestone is a lot more aggressive than the Hankook. Duh.

2. I've used up NT-01s, A032s, PS2s and a few others. So I know what loud and quiet are. What does that have to do with the size of my vagina?
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Originally Posted by SolarYellow510

2. I've used up NT-01s, A032s, PS2s and a few others. So I know what loud and quiet are. What does that have to do with the size of my vagina?
el funny, amigo. el funny. I really didn't think the R-S2s were that bad on the highway, though. Certainly nowhere near the NT-01s.
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what about the toyo t1r 245/35/16 thats what goodwin sells. i would love that tire on a 16x8 inch rim. i have 16x7 with some falken 452 with 215/40/16 and they are great i have 200whp and i got a 13.5 at 101 with my old 451. the 452 are way better. this is my daily driver so i need some thing that will last. but i love the way the tire hold the road and are the best tire i have owned for the price $90.
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Enkei RPF1 16X8 and Toyo T1R 245-35-16.

Kosei K1 17X7.5 and Goodyear Eagle F1 245-35-17.

Anything over 245 and it's not gonna be close to working with your speedo or be too tall to fit in the fenders.
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Originally Posted by locomonkeyboricua
i would love that tire on a 16x8 inch rim. i have 16x7 with some falken 452 with 215/40/16 and they are great i have 200whp and i got a 13.5 at 101 with my old 451. .

do you have a picture of said tire on rim? I have 205/45/16s right now and I want to go to 215/40...but i'm uncertain if it'll look too odd without much profile.
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Originally Posted by locomonkeyboricua
what about the toyo t1r 245/35/16 thats what goodwin sells. i would love that tire on a 16x8 inch rim.
Enkei makes a RPF1 in 16X8 4X100 38offset.
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hmm, i'm sure they are recommended for a 8-8.5-9" rim, but wonder if they'd fit on a 7.5" rim
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i had 205/45/16 toyo t1r and the falken 452 in the size 215/40/16 are about the exact same height. so it does not look like a super slim side wall because of the 215 aspect you gain some height. so if you look at the 215 40, and a 205 45, the side walls look the same. i would say go for it and get some 215 40. i love them on my miata. The side walls are stiff but the falken 452 are super quite.
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funny thing about those falkens, the tire guy that mounted the tires said," it was the worst time he ever had mounting tires because the sidewalls were so stiff". he said it took him over 2 hours to do all 4 and i know it was not BS because when my buddy at sears did them he said the same thing.
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Old 09-09-2008, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Braineack
do you have a picture of said tire on rim? I have 205/45/16s right now and I want to go to 215/40...but i'm uncertain if it'll look too odd without much profile.
I run a 215/40/16 Falken FK451 tire on my 7.5in wheels. Looks great imo, there is plenty of sidewall.

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Although the car is fugly in that pic, it looks WAY better now on ground controls.
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yeah that looks about the same as my 205s, they are a touch smaller in diameter but should match factory sizing.

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They look comparable, my tires sidewalls don't look any smaller.
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