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M-Series (M3, M5, M6)General M-Series Discussion - If it does not fit into a more specific M Category above, please place it in here. In addition, previously archived M-Series discussion is located in this section.
..... never heard great praises for users... recommend Pirelli P-Zeros, or Mich. Pilots.... I love the P-Zero's I Have and I yet to lose traction in them even with a 302 v8....
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I'll never be bound to no man by means of a piece of paper
not not really the onlt time it snow it stays for about a couple hours then mels. I mean being able to do burn outs are cool except when your trying not to and want to take off in a hurry.
^yeah.... I love my pirelli's great grip get the M+S P-Zero's You'll like them.... i have 80 or so miles on them and love the traction they give me they made my mercedes (76 300D) handle ALOT better I now have a lot more confidence in the car.... and it's abilitys
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Originally Posted by drz
I'll never be bound to no man by means of a piece of paper
I've got 335's on stang and marro, never failed me grip wise. Traction wise, they obey the master, but pushing 880hp and 920 ft lbs at just 3.2k rpm I think they understand who's the masta.
__________________ My cars are, 1989 Mustang GT 5.0 Modular, 1989 LS-2 Camaro IROC-Z, 1996 M3 E36, and 1997 M3 E36. Stock is slow, and cars are meant to go fast enless you drive a civic.
I had NT Extreme 555's on my 325 and they were decent. But id recommend some Bridgestone Potenza's RE501 Pole Positions, or Michelin Pilot Sports. 2 Great tires for an M3 IMO
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1998 Dakar ///M3/4 5spd
M50 Manifold, Magnaflow Exhaust, 3.36 LSD, UUC LTW Flywheel, DEPO gen IV with KDW 6000k HID, 7" flip out HU, H&R sport/Bilstein Sport, ECS Tuning 10mm spacers
The good tire company's to follow for performance are
BF Goodrich number one
Nitto number two
Pirelli number three
Cooper number four
And
If you feel the need
to go lower
Bridgestone is okay,
Goodyear is sorta cheap, Yokohama I'd never run just me, no legitimate reason, Toyo's I hear are good too, but again no exp.
Nitto's are overrated for the cost, BF Goodrich is worth the money. Pirelli and Cooper have records to back em up too...
__________________ My cars are, 1989 Mustang GT 5.0 Modular, 1989 LS-2 Camaro IROC-Z, 1996 M3 E36, and 1997 M3 E36. Stock is slow, and cars are meant to go fast enless you drive a civic.
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