Welcome to the forum @Brett payne - give a little bit crap more than you get and you'll fit in quite well

For street but not rain. Toyo R888R

 

Sorry we only have this atm

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18psi in tyres lucky you have 4wd

 

That's not a street tyre aaronm everybody changing the rules already...

Edited January 8, 20197 yr by adams355

Same face I made when a mate wanted to drop the pressure I was thinking what a waste of time lol but did and does make a difference.. 

 

I can’t run any wider than a 255 on front with out hanging out the guards and being Australia Toyo don’t bring the 255 35r20 into Australia.. would need to get from USA ..  and when u run a 275 30r20 the diameter changes slightly and awd need to keep them close so makes it a I <3 Bananas to find a good tire that’s same rolling circumference in a 20 or 19 or 18.. Mickey Thompson do an et street in a 17 which is same rolling in a 245 and 275 .. but a 17 inch rim just hits on my brakes .. still looking into it.. and yeah there are some fast barras around .. a mate just ran 8.00 @175 mph in his x d falcon Barra 

The 20's are the issue.

 

What brakes are you working around?

Ditch the 20s and get 19s. Not many good tyres in 20.

 

R888R is a street legal tyre...

So I used the awd out of a Holden hsv coupe 4 or the hsv avalanche so front are 348mm and rear are 330 .. yeah 20’s are no good sticky rubber will help drop into the 9’s .. when I built the car aim was 1000hp and 10 sec time on sh*t street tyres so done all that now it’s time to go faster.. I have seen some vids of guys running those Proxes r888r on the 2016 blown mustang and they hook up awesome he said he had 600kw a

Edited January 8, 20197 yr by Brett payne

Its a semi slick it isn't a 'street' treaded tyre... @arronm

Edited January 8, 20197 yr by adams355

Still a road legal tyre, isn't that what the thread is about. Haven't actually read through it.

 

Personal choice yokohama advan neova ad08r

 

sh*t cold, need to do a good skid to heat them up for awesome grip, good in the wet too.

On 9/14/2009 at 9:00 AM, IBOO57 said:

regular road tyres

 

From the 1st post - the "flavour of the law", not the definition