This sucks....now I need more power....
Oct 19, 2004 | 04:46 PM
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From: Keller, TX
Originally Posted by Yelo
I had the 275/55-20 Hankook Ventus RH06's installed yesterday that I had ordered a couple of weeks ago.....these things STICK to the road !!!!, I can't believe how much better they are compared to the POS Goodyear GTII's that I had !!
I can NOT spin these things from a dead stop at all, even stalling the converter and launching at about 2000rpm gets me a slight chirp and plants me hard in the seat....I can brake-stall it and spin 'em but only for about 20 feet (I could spin the Goodyears all the way through second gear !!)
these are the tires:
I can NOT spin these things from a dead stop at all, even stalling the converter and launching at about 2000rpm gets me a slight chirp and plants me hard in the seat....I can brake-stall it and spin 'em but only for about 20 feet (I could spin the Goodyears all the way through second gear !!)
these are the tires:
Oct 19, 2004 | 05:27 PM
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From: Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles de la Porciúncula
Originally Posted by BluethunderWS6
Isn't traction the whole point of getting good tires?
Oct 19, 2004 | 09:25 PM
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From: College Station, TX
Originally Posted by JERRY2500
Thats what i need to get tracsion. Do they come in a 16"?
Take a look at the Firestone FireHawk Indy 500s. I got a set of 275/70/16s on my truck and they are nice. Only cost me 87 bucks a tire at the local firestone dealer. (got him down from 100, said i could get the cheaper online) I am in the same situation as the guy above before with the good old generals I would spin anytime i punched it then i put these on and I barely chrip then when i floor it form a dead stop. They are also the best tire I have ever had in wet weather. They just seem to stick no matter what. I a couple weeks ago was teh first time i was in the rain with them so i decided to test them out. I was doing about 60 and just slammed on the brakes and it stopped like the roads were dry. My friend was like DAMN i need to get me a set of these tires. He couldnt believe how fast i stopped and without and hydroplaining.
Oct 20, 2004 | 12:16 AM
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From: Geneseo, NY
Originally Posted by Flyer
Got a link .. ?
They don't show the 275/55-20 on there....but if you order them from the dealer the size is available
Oct 20, 2004 | 10:48 AM
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From: Keller, TX
Originally Posted by Chingon
Um, yeah. I think that's why he made this thread because we all have traction problems. He's letting us know they work well, that's the point of the forum
Oct 20, 2004 | 11:06 AM
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From: Houma, Louisiana
Originally Posted by 5.3_RCStepside
Take a look at the Firestone FireHawk Indy 500s. I got a set of 275/70/16s on my truck and they are nice. Only cost me 87 bucks a tire at the local firestone dealer. (got him down from 100, said i could get the cheaper online) I am in the same situation as the guy above before with the good old generals I would spin anytime i punched it then i put these on and I barely chrip then when i floor it form a dead stop. They are also the best tire I have ever had in wet weather. They just seem to stick no matter what. I a couple weeks ago was teh first time i was in the rain with them so i decided to test them out. I was doing about 60 and just slammed on the brakes and it stopped like the roads were dry. My friend was like DAMN i need to get me a set of these tires. He couldnt believe how fast i stopped and without and hydroplaining.