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Cat · #**1411** 13-02-2014, 07:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DukeDrifter

Yeah im only stirring, i wouldnt be suprised if yours is quicker then mine in a straight line and your speed limit cut shouldnt matter to much on the short track. I aslo have AD08's and a tune for 19psi for my 58 second lap but the FMIC of lag

Ohhh *shakes fist*

Tmic and little turbo ftw

Cat · #**1412** 23-02-2014, 10:13 PM

got a quick question, does anyone know what the load rating is for a gc8 STI?
My car doesn't have a tyre placard and I'm guessing that the rating would be lower for the NA Impreza compared to the STI anyway.

I'm just trying to make sure I get a suitable tyre for racewars and at the moment I'm looking at Federal 595's but they only have a load rating of 91, is that enough ?

teejay · #**1413** 24-02-2014, 12:29 AM

Yes.

Also if I can do a 59 with a stock turbo/ecu/boost level RS Lib this will shit in a 58.

Saint_23 · #**1414** 24-02-2014, 08:36 AM

Which version of the 595's?

RS-R
RPM
EVO

Cat · #**1415** 24-02-2014, 12:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Saint_23

Which version of the 595's?

RS-R
RPM
EVO

I was just going to get the standard UHP but after looking at the RS~R's I want to get them now

Strubaru · #**1416** 24-02-2014, 01:19 PM

rsr's are a cheap and cheerful version of r-comps, better suited to twisty work, wyile airstrip aint exactly a high level grip surface

i know the load rating for foresters are 93 as they have the larger cargo area & built in roof rack rails, 87 seems to come to mind for the impreza's??

Cat · #**1417** 24-02-2014, 02:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Strubaru

rsr's are a cheap and cheerful version of r-comps, better suited to twisty work, wyile airstrip aint exactly a high level grip surface

i know the load rating for foresters are 93 as they have the larger cargo area & built in roof rack rails, 87 seems to come to mind for the impreza's??

After Racewars I will be doing lots of twisty work so they'll have to do for the strip as well

Saint_23 · #**1418** 24-02-2014, 03:37 PM

The ones I have have been working "OK" for rallysprint as they heat up quick.
Still nowhere near a proper r-comp though.

They were useless after 3 laps at barbs, although it was a hot day.
They got way to hot and just squirm about everywhere.

Cat · #**1419** 24-02-2014, 05:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Saint_23

The ones I have have been working "OK" for rallysprint as they heat up quick.
Still nowhere near a proper r-comp though.

They were useless after 3 laps at barbs, although it was a hot day.
They got way to hot and just squirm about everywhere.

I won't be doing rallysprint for a while but I do want to do barbs :/ I'll get them and see for myself what they are like, I'll probably end up with multiple sets of wheels with different tyres to compare what works best for me anyway.

What are they like in the rain Dave ?

Saint_23 · #**1420** 24-02-2014, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by subaru4eva93

I won't be doing rallysprint for a while but I do want to do barbs :/ I'll get them and see for myself what they are like, I'll probably end up with multiple sets of wheels with different tyres to compare what works best for me anyway.

What are they like in the rain Dave ?

No idea. Haven't driven them in the wet yet.

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