Correct/Best size for track tyres such as 888's
Discussion
Just curious, since buying the 3R early this year, there as always been a bit of a problem on full lock i.e. it will catch on the inner arch when parking etc. The sizes fitted are 888's Fr 235/40/18 Rr 285/30/18 to bigger tyres? or is it norm for fitting such as 888's.
Ill be getting a set of Protech shocks soon followed by a full geo set-up ready for next year, Since owning the M12 i have always found it twitchy/light at the front, more so when giving it some down a bumpy B road, Just doesn’t seem as planted as it should be, Tyres? Geo? Shocks?
Cheers
Steve
Ill be getting a set of Protech shocks soon followed by a full geo set-up ready for next year, Since owning the M12 i have always found it twitchy/light at the front, more so when giving it some down a bumpy B road, Just doesn’t seem as planted as it should be, Tyres? Geo? Shocks?
Cheers
Steve
I know i was stating the obvious re: the tyre size and it catching :-) just wonder why he went for the bigger tyres? maybe just bad advice?
I am tempted to maybe put some road tyres on it, as the 888's are really noisy (The wife moans about em), maybe Toyo Proxe T1R's, just wondering how they would cope with 450ish BHP? Or if i was going to replace the Front 888's with the correct size and leave the bigger back 888's??
Re: the Protech's hopfully this side of christmas? still waiting for V8Developments to complete the engine build and give me a bill :-( & hopfully leave ne enough money to buy a Turkey as well as the shocks :-)
Steve
I am tempted to maybe put some road tyres on it, as the 888's are really noisy (The wife moans about em), maybe Toyo Proxe T1R's, just wondering how they would cope with 450ish BHP? Or if i was going to replace the Front 888's with the correct size and leave the bigger back 888's??
Re: the Protech's hopfully this side of christmas? still waiting for V8Developments to complete the engine build and give me a bill :-( & hopfully leave ne enough money to buy a Turkey as well as the shocks :-)
Steve
The R888 are very noisy and the same reason i swapped them, i put on PS3's, they grip very well wet and dry, they are very quiet and comfortable, but what a massive difference on feel, the R888's i could feel what was going on, with the PS3s its like somebody has injected the car with novocaine.
Just had a look at the post (front wheel catching on throttle cable) it seems a few have the 235's on the front... Is there any real gains re: handling/road holding to the 225's just seems a bit of hassle for the ones that catch and the lack of lock if there isnt any real gain?
I picked up the old thread from the previous owner with the tyres (& other things) on the Noble/Rossian forum http://www.nobleforums.com/showthread.php?t=3477 (BigGriff who carried out the mods)
Steve
I picked up the old thread from the previous owner with the tyres (& other things) on the Noble/Rossian forum http://www.nobleforums.com/showthread.php?t=3477 (BigGriff who carried out the mods)
Steve
leylandracer said:
Just had a look at the post (front wheel catching on throttle cable) it seems a few have the 235's on the front... Is there any real gains re: handling/road holding to the 225's just seems a bit of hassle for the ones that catch and the lack of lock if there isnt any real gain?
I picked up the old thread from the previous owner with the tyres (& other things) on the Noble/Rossian forum http://www.nobleforums.com/showthread.php?t=3477 (BigGriff who carried out the mods)
Steve
I use R888's & keep to the standard sizes 225 Front / 265 Rear. As for any gain in going wider l think not, if you really want better grip then it's more about Geo, Dampers & setup. I picked up the old thread from the previous owner with the tyres (& other things) on the Noble/Rossian forum http://www.nobleforums.com/showthread.php?t=3477 (BigGriff who carried out the mods)
Steve
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