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Kumho Ku36 Semi Slicks On The Track!

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#11

Probably what I'll be doing too!

#12

I use these on the street as my rears, with the ku31's on the front to get rid of water. Living in a place that averages 10mm of rain per day I'm not going to try them on the front.

I have ku31s all round and was thinking about getting ku36s just for the rear as my current ones are slightly less than roadworthy. Do you get many kms out of them, and are they much stickier in a straight line than the ku31s?

  • 3 months later...
#13

thread mine

Actually bradles I now run the 31's on the rear too, they last twice as long and are twice as good in the wet. Wet weather handling is very important for me, it's our dry season and we had just over 300mm for july :icon_ford:

The 36's are great in the dry and hang on well once you get some heat in them, but for me the 31's all round is the better option.

#14

Decided to stick with the 31s, they have amazing grip for such a cheap tire. Bought some xr6 rims to put slicks on, so I don't have to keep replacing tires.

#15

has anyone had experience with these tires at the drag strip. how do they compare to other street tires.

#16

not as goos as the federal 595 rsr's down the strip but they are cheaper if you want to put on a smoke show :dontknow:

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