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Old 10-31-2008, 10:39 PM
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It's the rainy season now, and my local races continue even though the track is wet. Need help on tire recommendations please. Currently, we are all drifting around the track.

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It's the rainy season now, and my local races continue even though the track is wet. Need help on tire recommendations please. Currently, we are all drifting around the track.

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small rain can Sorex 28R with JB Foam insert !
more wet need Pit tire with JB Foam insert .
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pit shimizu D20's are the choice at my track. a little hard to find though.
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Pit Shimizu's D20's are always popular in the wet, some people fit the 21mm tyres on to 24mm rims to widen the tread pattern.

There is also the 'intermediates' such as;



These are all good in very wet conditions, it's that 'damp' stage that most tyres, including wet's, have a problem.

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I used 26mm shimizus in the dry once.


now THAT was fun
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Thank you guys for the recommendations.

Does anyone know where i can buy Pit Shimizu tires online? And which inserts are good for use in wet weather?

Track temp about 18 degrees



Originally Posted by Skiddins
Pit Shimizu's D20's are always popular in the wet, some people fit the 21mm tyres on to 24mm rims to widen the tread pattern.

There is also the 'intermediates' such as;



These are all good in very wet conditions, it's that 'damp' stage that most tyres, including wet's, have a problem.

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Thank you guys for the recommendations.

Does anyone know where i can buy Pit Shimizu tires online? And which inserts are good for use in wet weather?

Track temp about 18 degrees
RCmart i think, and they come with the right inserts.
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They are also available as LRP D20
http://www.lrp.cc/de/produkte/vtec-r...adial/details/
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