[ZM2]

New/refreshed Nankang track tire on its way to the states. Looks as quick as the 71RS with Falken-like longevity. No idea about wet performance, yet.

https://grassrootsmotorsports.com/ar...-sportnex-crs/

[OG Shark]

Originally Posted by ZM2

New/refreshed Nankang track tire on its way to the states. Looks as quick as the 71RS with Falken-like longevity. No idea about wet performance, yet.

https://grassrootsmotorsports.com/ar...-sportnex-crs/

The author of that article recommended the new CR-S, then RE71RS, then A052 to me for my M4 in a time trial comp. Said these should work very well on a heavy, power car too. From what it sounds like Nankang has a heck of a tire here.

[MooMooM2]

Too bad they don’t offer a 285 in 19in

[OG Shark]

Originally Posted by MooMooM2

Too bad they don’t offer a 285 in 19in

Essex / AP Racing Kits

[MooMooM2]

Originally Posted by OG Shark

Essex / AP Racing Kits

a change of tires never cost so much

one day maybe I will get the AP up front but so many other things are ahead of it.

I do need some tires soon but might go with 265 front and 295 front. its what I have now anyways but was going to go down to 20 offeset next but might just keep it at 30 and try these.

[Fabb]

Originally Posted by MooMooM2

Too bad they don’t offer a 285 in 19in

They offer 275 in 29 right? I know a guy has 245/275 on his stock rims and works great

[RugbyBro]

I know a guy that has set some blistering lap times on a 275 square CR-S setup on F80

[ZM2]

Originally Posted by RugbyBro

I know a guy that has set some blistering lap times on a 275 square CR-S setup on F80

The current version is not bad, but overheats very quickly: https://grassrootsmotorsports.com/ar...-buyers-guide/

The new version sounds promising, but I’m waiting to hear about wet performance as an arrive & drive tire since the 71RS is pretty good in the wet.

[MooMooM2]

Originally Posted by Fabb

They offer 275 in 29 right? I know a guy has 245/275 on his stock rims and works great

this is the sizes available for 2023 according to the guy that wrote the article

245/40ZR15, 225/45ZR15, 205/50R15, 195/50R15, 195/50ZR16, 275/35ZR17, 255/40ZR17, 245/40ZR17, 235/40ZR17, 215/40ZR17, 235/45ZR17, 225/45ZR17, 215/45ZR17, 335/30ZR18, 315/30ZR18, 295/30ZR18, 285/30ZR18, 295/35ZR18, 275/35ZR18, 265/35ZR18, 255/35ZR18, 275/40ZR18, 245/40ZR18, 235/40ZR18, 225/40ZR18, 325/30ZR19, 305/30ZR19, 295/30ZR19, 265/30ZR19, 275/35ZR19, 265/35ZR19, 245/35ZR19, 235/35ZR19, 325/30ZR20, 305/30ZR20, 285/30ZR20, 265/35ZR20, 255/35ZR20, 245/35ZR20, 325/30ZR21, 315/30ZR21

[ZM2]

BTW, Phil’s told me 275 & 295/35/18 wouldn’t be available until sometime this summer.