First ever issues with my Hankook V12s
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https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...edan-faqs.html
Look here for answers to just about any question you might have about stock components. It's a great thread for new sedan owners.
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Look here for answers to just about any question you might have about stock components. It's a great thread for new sedan owners.
Here's another specifically for wheels and tires. https://g35driver.com/forums/wheels-...s-offsets.html
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NT05 + rain= You buying a new car
I have never been more scared in my life than driving a slightly modded STI with NT05s in slightly slick roads.
BUT, NT05 + dry roads and a slightly modded STI= Holy ****
Go for the Invos or even the 555. However, Marcus seems to love his Yoko S drives, so maybe ask him why... not that you need more options lol
I have never been more scared in my life than driving a slightly modded STI with NT05s in slightly slick roads.
BUT, NT05 + dry roads and a slightly modded STI= Holy ****
Go for the Invos or even the 555. However, Marcus seems to love his Yoko S drives, so maybe ask him why... not that you need more options lol
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I was running 245/35/19 and 275/35/19 Hankook V12's and they were awesome except when I went to the track on a day where it was 109 degrees out with 70% humidity....They broke loose so easy and I could easily see the soft sidewall because it flexed nearly to my rim with road marks all over the sidewall. I now have Nitto Invo's and they actually grip better from 0-50 with VDC off. I can barely get them to chirp, but my Hankook V12's broke loose around 5000 rpm in first, yet kept the fishtailing in a tolerable range. I recently took off my wheels and looked at the tread, -3 degrees camber in the rear for a couple thousand miles and the tires look like symmetrical tire wear. Road noise is a bit louder than the V12's, but other than that, I like them a lot and they look and feel really beefy even when stretched.
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^^You might be on to something here as we have had a brutal summer. We recorded the hottest July/Aug ever, shattered the # of days over 100 mark that was previously 79 (we're at almost 90 and still going, it was 104 today), and set an all-time high temp of 113. That might explain why I have issues with traction this summer and not in the past. My issues started shortly after I got tuned in April.
Thanks for the heads up. And Blaine, I think for a number of reasons I'll go with the Invos, but damn the NT05s are tempting. My rims had half-worn 555s on them when I bought them and I didn't like them at all. Unfortunately Yoko S Drives were my first choice in all this madness, but they don't offer a 225/40/19, FML.
Thanks for the heads up. And Blaine, I think for a number of reasons I'll go with the Invos, but damn the NT05s are tempting. My rims had half-worn 555s on them when I bought them and I didn't like them at all. Unfortunately Yoko S Drives were my first choice in all this madness, but they don't offer a 225/40/19, FML.
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