twobjshelbys
GT Owner
Just don't forget to adjust your speedo params.
What are the parameters (for GY and Bridgestone) and how do we change them?
I think I noticed last weekend that the Speedo didn't exactly match my GPS...
Just don't forget to adjust your speedo params.
What are the parameters (for GY and Bridgestone) and how do we change them?
I think I noticed last weekend that the Speedo didn't exactly match my GPS...
I have a Ford Racing pulley/tune, the programmer that came with it has a setting for revolutions per mile or something like that.
The DOT date code is probably on the inside tire wall.
Howard
Yes - the Goodyear F1 Eagles have the date code on the inside.
OK, so using the michelins, which represents the best choice of the available sizes, and for those that have had these and the Bridgestones, how do they compare (aggressive street use, not track)?FYI:
Michelins are available in
Pilot Super Sport
Pilot Sport PS2 &
Pilot Sport Cup (only for the rear wheel)
245/35-18 Front (85.75) -18.91%
345/30-19 Rear (103.50) -17.85%
FYI:
Michelins are available in
Pilot Super Sport
Pilot Sport PS2 &
Pilot Sport Cup (only for the rear wheel)
245/35-18 Front (85.75) -18.91%
345/30-19 Rear (103.50) -17.85%
FYI:
Michelins are available in
Pilot Super Sport
Pilot Sport PS2 &
Pilot Sport Cup (only for the rear wheel)
245/35-18 Front (85.75) -18.91%
345/30-19 Rear (103.50) -17.85%
I just checked the Michelin website last night. I’d love to see their new PS3 available for our car but I don’t think it’s going to happen anytime soon.
Don't get the Michelin 245/35/18 fronts as they are too small. Go with the 255/40/18 which is the correct size. Don't ask me how I know except I have a set of brand new PSS 245/35/18s for sale if you would try to them out. They are great tires. I can't rate them to the Bridgestones only stock tires. They are grippy (even cold), quiet, and wear well. I think the rears are about an inch shorter than the stockers, but look good. You get the advantage of a better gear ratio with the smaller tires I believe the Bridgestones look better in person if that matters.
Otis
So what about them made them small? Issues with ABS or looks or ?
For those that are interested, the TireRack right now is running a special on the Micheliin Pilot Sport Cup 345/30ZR19's at $259.00 per tire. I run these on the rears when on the track, and they give almost comparable results to Hoosiers. you can buy 2 rear tires at the same price normally for one!
Here's the link
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...all=Blackwall&partnum=43YR9SPORTCUP&tab=Sizes