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Old 10-19-2012, 08:33 AM
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Haven't been to the track yet, but did a 1/4 mile run with the evic last weekend, I don't remember what my best time was on the evic but the best time I've ever had at the track was 13.02@110, and every time I've ran at the track, the evic time was slower than my actual time. That being said, last weekend I ran a 12.80@113.5 on the evic, with TC full on. Only change to the car I've made since my best run at the track was the tires.

Edit* this was also with 34 psi in them at the time, at the track when I get a chance to run, I will air down some and TC will be full off. Because it did bog me a little.
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How are the tires? Still with no issues? I am planning on purchasing these tries as well next week. Your feed back helped me decide and would like more info if you would please! Thank you so much!!

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I have them on my 2011 392 once you lower the car they will clear.....i half a half inch clearence and have been running them for a year with no issues and no spacers, no rubbing on 20 x 9 stock rims at 40lbs tire pressure.....I run them hard too
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I have been in the market for new tires.Of all that I have read I decided to go with the nitto invo's 295/35/20 rear and 275/35/20 fronts. I wanted 315 in the rear but didn't want to loose the foot pattern with the "squeeze". I don't think I' will loos as much with the 295 but still get that WIDE look. I will post pictures when installed.
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I have the NT05s and LOVE them. They do great at the track (road course) and well on wet roads, but I wouldn't recommend them for a daily driver because they will wear out fast. They are somewhat noisier than the OEM tires, but it's not annoying by any means. They're also not good at below freezing temps and will do jack in the snow/ice.

Being in SoCal and not being a daily driver, the tires are awesome and I will definitely be replacing them with another set of NT05s when the time comes.
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So here are some pictures of how the rear wheel looks from aft looking forward...The one is the tire on the rim.
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