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Old 06-19-2013, 12:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Matt M.
what tires would you guys suggest for a med bite asphalt track??
I have some spare carpet tires if you want.
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Hi.
I race schimizus for 2nd season on my F109 with F104 front and F104 tires all around. 573/575 works best here.

I am setting up my spare car which is F103, I have bought rear R1 tires, but unlike F104 version, they come up with full foam inserts, no air gap.
Did anyone try them with stock and thin inserts and can compare? I am worried about overheating.
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Old 07-29-2013, 02:23 AM
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also, will thin inserts help to R3 rears, when all I get from them is instant sqeeky oversteer even with F3 up front and hot weather?
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Originally Posted by Acid_CZ
I am setting up my spare car which is F103, I have bought rear R1 tires, but unlike F104 version, they come up with full foam inserts, no air gap.
Did anyone try them with stock and thin inserts and can compare? I am worried about overheating.
I have tried the R1 soft with the thin insert with limited sucess, they always felt better with the full insert,
I have always switched to the R1 hard which comes with the thin insert when i am at the point of overheating the softs.

I have never really had much luck getting the R3's to work either, the the R1 always has much more grip.

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Thanks.

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I have never really had much luck getting the R3's to work either, the the R1 always has much more grip.
Have you tried thin insert with R3?
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Originally Posted by Acid_CZ
Thanks.

Have you tried thin insert with R3?
Sorry i havnt, i might try it if i have some time,
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Old 08-07-2013, 05:46 AM
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Just wondering what is the hardest compound Shimizu tires for f104?

572 - F104 Rear R1-Hard (1 pair) with inserts
575 - F104 Rear R1-Soft (1 pair) with inserts
578 - F104 Rear R3-Medium (1 pair) with inserts
579 - F104 Rear R3-Soft (1 pair) with inserts

I have tried the 572's but would like to try something harder for asphalt.

Actually I have just recent tried the Shimizu 571 and Ride R1 (premounted) combo and quite like it, is there a Shimizu tire that would be comparable to the Ride R1.
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Originally Posted by bee200sx
Just wondering what is the hardest compound Shimizu tires for f104?

572 - F104 Rear R1-Hard (1 pair) with inserts
575 - F104 Rear R1-Soft (1 pair) with inserts
578 - F104 Rear R3-Medium (1 pair) with inserts
579 - F104 Rear R3-Soft (1 pair) with inserts

I have tried the 572's but would like to try something harder for asphalt.

Actually I have just recent tried the Shimizu 571 and Ride R1 (premounted) combo and quite like it, is there a Shimizu tire that would be comparable to the Ride R1.
Soft
579 - F104 Rear R3-Soft (1 pair) with inserts
575 - F104 Rear R1-Soft (1 pair) with inserts
572 - F104 Rear R1-Hard (1 pair) with inserts
578 - F104 Rear R3-Medium (1 pair) with inserts
Hard
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I run the 571/572 Pit's on asphalt and they work really well with one small mod. I CA the outside sidewall for the fronts only. 2-3 layers have worked for me.
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Originally Posted by RedBullFiXX
Soft
579 - F104 Rear R3-Soft (1 pair) with inserts
575 - F104 Rear R1-Soft (1 pair) with inserts
572 - F104 Rear R1-Hard (1 pair) with inserts
578 - F104 Rear R3-Medium (1 pair) with inserts
Hard
Thanks RedBullFixx.

Does the same apply to Fronts too?

Soft
574 - F104 Front F3-Soft (1 pair) with inserts
571 - F104 Front F1-Soft (1 pair) with inserts
573 - F104 Front F1-Medium (1 pair) with inserts
577 - F104 Front F3-Medium (1 pair) with inserts
Hard
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Originally Posted by bee200sx
Thanks RedBullFixx.

Does the same apply to Fronts too?

Soft
574 - F104 Front F3-Soft (1 pair) with inserts
571 - F104 Front F1-Soft (1 pair) with inserts
573 - F104 Front F1-Medium (1 pair) with inserts
577 - F104 Front F3-Medium (1 pair) with inserts
Hard
Soft
574
573<-- bit of mystery this tire, some feel it has less grip than 71, for me it had more side grip, but not stable
571
577
Hard

77Fr with 75Rr is a super easy to drive setup for low grip dusty conditions btw
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Old 08-09-2013, 01:46 PM
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Default Pit Shimizu F1 Tires




Now Stocking Pit Shimizu F1 Tires
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Anyone know if the exotek white f1 wheels would fit tamiya tcs tires?

Thank you.
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Yes the only difference is their offset.
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Hi All,
Is there a way to remove the Shimizu's from your foam rims when they are worn out? I have a couple of sets with worn out rubber an I would like to recycle the rims if possible

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