Auto-X tires
Originally Posted by TodaSi
What auto-x tires you all using? Only one i've found is the Hoosier but they are over $900 for all 4 

I understand that a lot of Auto-Xers like the Kuhmo Ecsta MX. It is relatively inexpensive and if you auto-x enough, a good inexpensive tire would be a great choice since you'll be changing tires often.
Originally Posted by TodaSi
What auto-x tires you all using? Only one i've found is the Hoosier but they are over $900 for all 4 

I can't comment on r-compounds as I only run street touring, but I suggest either the Hankook Z212, Kuhmo MX, or Falken Azenis RT-615. The Hankook's are easily the cheapest and seem to be the stickiest of the bunch. Check edgeracing.com for prices.
Planning on running a couple Regional Auto-x's this year. I believe the TSX is re-classed. Thinking of running a few events in stock class. Would I be cheating if I run with the A-Spec suspension in stock class?
Originally Posted by TodaSi
Planning on running a couple Regional Auto-x's this year. I believe the TSX is re-classed. Thinking of running a few events in stock class. Would I be cheating if I run with the A-Spec suspension in stock class?
So I would have to run in street touring or swap the stock suspension back on.
In which case, may as well run street tires and leave it at that. Guess I can buy the Comptech re-flash, Euro R front lip, and a header while I'm at it.
In which case, may as well run street tires and leave it at that. Guess I can buy the Comptech re-flash, Euro R front lip, and a header while I'm at it.
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Originally Posted by TodaSi
So I would have to run in street touring or swap the stock suspension back on.
In which case, may as well run street tires and leave it at that. Guess I can buy the Comptech re-flash, Euro R front lip, and a header while I'm at it.
In which case, may as well run street tires and leave it at that. Guess I can buy the Comptech re-flash, Euro R front lip, and a header while I'm at it.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...ireModel=A3S05
Those Hoosiers are DOT Certified, so in SCAA AutoX the're still street class, even though they really are slicks... There was a 911 Running those last time I autoxed.... drove everyone in his class crazy because they were on regular streets... To be really competitive in AutoX, you gotta be running slicks
Those Hoosiers are DOT Certified, so in SCAA AutoX the're still street class, even though they really are slicks... There was a 911 Running those last time I autoxed.... drove everyone in his class crazy because they were on regular streets... To be really competitive in AutoX, you gotta be running slicks
Originally Posted by Firefightr86
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...ireModel=A3S05
Those Hoosiers are DOT Certified, so in SCAA AutoX the're still street class, even though they really are slicks... There was a 911 Running those last time I autoxed.... drove everyone in his class crazy because they were on regular streets... To be really competitive in AutoX, you gotta be running slicks
Those Hoosiers are DOT Certified, so in SCAA AutoX the're still street class, even though they really are slicks... There was a 911 Running those last time I autoxed.... drove everyone in his class crazy because they were on regular streets... To be really competitive in AutoX, you gotta be running slicks
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