Looking for a set of tires...

Any color commentary on the driving feel of the Yoko front and Pirelli rear combo? Is it even noticeable?

What about the P Zeros in back and the P7 Corsa Classics in front, anyone tried that yet?

P7 225-50-15 in front. Mickey Thompson tires in back. These.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/mtt-6654/overview/

Hi Doug, are you running these right now? Any pics?

Here they are on my car.

Those look pretty good, not quite as wide as the 345s. Anyone running 275/50-15 in the front? I was looking at the Hoosiers.

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Originally posted by daveshowey:
Hi Doug, are you running these right now? Any pics?

Not yet, but they are on the list.

245's are about the largest you can get on the front. Even those require you to take a 5# lumping hammer and clearance inside of the fender.

The 225-50-15 is nice in that it interferes with nothing and lowers the front of the car a hair.

It doesn't effect the steering effort and when you go wider you start to effect the original design geometry built into the steering.

The picture that RickP posted gives you a pretty good idea of how well the tire fills the rear well and how the car sits with them.

Looks like he is still using the factory installed spring spacers. If you take them out you will lower the car about an inch and close up some of the fender gap.

You will feel it with better corning bite when you take them out too.

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Originally posted by Rick P.:
Here they are on my car.

Are those factory wheels or something else?

Avon is the only manufacturer who still makes speed rated tires in our 15" staggered sizes. I found only one dealer in the United States who does keep these tires in stock.
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Originally posted by Kirk Evans:

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Originally posted by Rick P.:
Here they are on my car.

Are those factory wheels or something else?

Those are the factory wheels.
One of my employees/friends came in to my shop and polished them while the seats were being redone.
I am likely to sell then after the Group 4 conversion.