Slick Tyres

[78scorpio]

I'm looking for dunlop slick tyres which is not produced by dunlop anymore the size is 225/600R16.

or if you can help me to find the best slicks for M3 E30 with 16" rim size.

Thanks guys

[deep throat]

Can't use any other brand?

[78scorpio]

Deep,
I can use any brand, but so far the other brands I used doesn't work, the circuit just looks like the one in your picture with 3km and I'm not using tyre warmers, so I don't know what other brand would be good as dunlop.

[deep throat]

So you want something that reaches operational temps quickly?? If so I have a great knowledge pool here from all the competitors running slicks and semi slicks...

Just let me know what your requirements are in a slick...

[78scorpio]

That's exactly what I'm looking for, something that reaches operational temps quickly.
add to your information that we will use them in Jordan, for circuit speed test and Rumman hill climping.

[Highboosted]

Hoosier's A (autocross) series heat up really quickly, and stick very good, but at the cost of durability.

Hoosier's R series are for roadracing and heat up slower but can take long and hot cornering like at a large circut, and are better for heavier cars.

Toyo's RA-1 takes a lap or two to build up some heat, and lasts a little longer than most slicks, at some expense of ultimate grip. Havn't tried BFG's R1 yet, might be my next tire.

[deep throat]

TOYO RA-1 tyres have been proven to be uselss in autox circuits; ideal for track days. Reason is what you said; they take long to heat up.

78scorpio: I didn't notice you from the ME bro. I'm Jordanian myself living in the UAE. What motorsports are you doing?

[e30man]

hoosier A series tires dominate autocross. I've seen people run kuhmos alot to save money but they usualy will admit that the hoosiers are better.