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Old 10-28-2011, 03:51 PM
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Old 10-28-2011, 04:24 PM
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My 245/580 R80s arrive tomorrow.
Mine (in R100) arrive next week. Where did you find R80s?
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Mine (in R100) arrive next week. Where did you find R80s?
Hoosier West.
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Old 10-28-2011, 04:45 PM
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That is what I get for using a Texas supplier. Oh well, it is not like the R100s will suck.
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Originally Posted by ZX-Tex
That is what I get for using a Texas supplier. Oh well, it is not like the R100s will suck.
I almost did the R100s. Let me know how they work. The R100 is supposed to be the "standard" compound, and the R80 is for lightweight cars.
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Those R80's or R100's won't work well without wheels.
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Originally Posted by TurboTim
Those R80's or R100's won't work well without wheels.
I'm not convinced. They are so stiff I can use one as a chair without it collapsing slightly.
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Old 10-28-2011, 05:45 PM
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I'll be using them on 15x9 6ULs for starters then perhaps switching to 15x10s. That is unless I bust out the credit card and get the 6ULs which according to the latest non-insider information will finally be available next week.

A 9" wheel is only 0.4" narrower than the tread width, and Hoosier shows 7-10" for the allowable wheel width for these. They will probably be faster on 10" wheels.
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I have an event next weekend. I'll have 9s on standby but if the 10s show up by Friday afternoon I'll have them on track Saturday.
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Cool. Looking forward to hearing how they do, tire pressures, camber, what not... I will probably not have these on the track until late November.
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Originally Posted by Savington
I almost did the R100s. Let me know how they work. The R100 is supposed to be the "standard" compound, and the R80 is for lightweight cars.
They R100's are suppose to last another 3 heat cycles but have less grip over the R80's. In our area it would be best to have both. R80's on the cooler days and R100's for those crazy hot days at Thunderhill and Button willow.

Glad to see you giving them a try. You are going to be hooked!

Where are you running next weekend?
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Originally Posted by k24madness
They R100's are suppose to last another 3 heat cycles but have less grip over the R80's. In our area it would be best to have both. R80's on the cooler days and R100's for those crazy hot days at Thunderhill and Button willow.

Glad to see you giving them a try. You are going to be hooked!

Where are you running next weekend?
I'll be at SOW this coming weekend.
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Ok well the Arrival Date listed on the 949 site has arrived and passed without Emilio moving the date this time.
Are they here yet?
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They will be in tomorrow.
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More importantly where are the mystery 245/40/15 tires that were suppose to be released at sema?
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Originally Posted by bbundy
Ok well the Arrival Date listed on the 949 site has arrived and passed without Emilio moving the date this time.
Are they here yet?
Bob
If you look on the front page they are now listed as arriving November 7th.
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Originally Posted by AnnorexicRoadster
More importantly where are the mystery 245/40/15 tires that were suppose to be released at sema?
That's what I was thinking. Been looking for news the past 2 days.
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Where did you hear about a 245/40? I hope its not from the 3 year old thread by Emilio...
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Originally Posted by Track
Where did you hear about a 245/40? I hope its not from the 3 year old thread by Emilio...

3 years? yes it was started 3 years ago but...

http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread...=329884&page=3

It was last spoken about by Emilio several months ago, including the fact that the tires were tested and slated ready for production by sema.
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^cool, didn't read that far in! I am excited
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