wassup guys,i got boosted miata w/210 hp,190 trq, i autox last night and tire didt hold iits to much for the tire,i use 205-50-15 re11 and did not hold up,do some body here use a A6 or r6 hossier 245-50-15 for autox,which tire u recomend for boosted miata for autox??

 

holy ****...

 

Also:



Street/Normal money: 15x9 6UL with 225 RS3 for street, NT01 for track
Big track money: 15x10.5 wheels with 275 width slicks

But also pay attention to the pictures.

 

1. Trolling with nearly 300 posts? O RLY?

2. Even if English is indeed your fifth language, at least put a little bit of effort into it.

 

I nominate this for the biggest discrepancy between the quality of the car and the quality of the post.

 

Thanks anyway,Ill take that as a compliment,common guys is not like u dont understand what im sayin here,why bein *** for it.been member here for long time more than u know your miata,why being *** now.

 

 

u guys broke my heart

 

Who you calling "common"?

 

wtf, seriously man. Do you proof read your posts?
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I shouldnt have to read your post 3 times in order to figure out what youre trying to say.

Here, Ill try to translate you post, although I don really understand a lot of it, especially the last sentence(s).

 

A+ thread.

 

F on grammar and I teach math.

But I use 225/50/15 V710's

 

Thanks.

 

(8) Saddest post I've ever seen.

What wheels are you on?

 

What kind of lots are you going to autocross on (large/small)?
How serious do you want to take your autocrossing?
Do you want to do anything to your car to fit the tires (ie, cut/pull/roll fenders)?
Do you want to drive on the same tires to the events?
Asked before-what wheels do you have?

 

Common guys, uncommon cars.

C

 

If you are new to autox then r-compound tires will only delay your ability to improve as a driver. The RE-11s are a fairly good street class tire and you would be better off sticking with them for a season while you work on improving your skills as a driver. But, if you just gotta have r-compounds then 225-50-15 Kumho V710s or 225-45-15 Hoosier A6s will fit without too much of a problem. The Kumhos are longer lasting than the Hoosiers but the Hoosiers are a slightly quicker ride. If your ride is slammed then all bets are off on those two sizes. Another factor to consider is your alignment. What are the numbers? If you don't know then I recommend you do a bit more reading and talking to others who autox. It is not just about tires and horsepower.

 

Seems like you would want a good sticky street tire for autox, not a cold slick tire. Dunno, never done it.