Camber: does this look right? (track video inside)

[Vegas69]

Kyle Newman is a hell of a wheel man with a great car. I've got a contact at Toyo but I doubt he'd tip his hat. My toyos are at the wear bars in the back and not far from it up front. About 3500 miles and a boat load of races. They could be a very similar compound but the R888 has more rubber due to the tread design. R888 has 6/32nd and the NT05 has 7.2/32nds from the factory.

[Flash68]

Originally Posted by Vegas69

Kyle Newman is a hell of a wheel man with a great car.

What he said.. I would be hesitant to give his tires too much of the credit.. he can flat out drive that full framed car. But I also think you can drive too, G.

I cannot really opine too much as I've never driven R comps of any kind on a track, only the NT05's.

[Vegas69]

That's the problem, the Nt05 doesn't always cross over well into this hobby. They aren't available in my sizes.

[Flash68]

Originally Posted by Vegas69

That's the problem, the Nt05 doesn't always cross over well into this hobby. They aren't available in my sizes.

Yep, and with the 17s I run it is getting harder to get the exact tire and sizes I want too. 18s and 19s seem to be the sweeter spot nowadays.

[Track Junky]

Originally Posted by Vegas69

Kyle Newman is a hell of a wheel man with a great car. I've got a contact at Toyo but I doubt he'd tip his hat. My toyos are at the wear bars in the back and not far from it up front. About 3500 miles and a boat load of races. They could be a very similar compound but the R888 has more rubber due to the tread design. R888 has 6/32nd and the NT05 has 7.2/32nds from the factory.

kyle is a good wheel man and the vette set up underneath doenn't hurt. I just measured tread depth and I'm about 3/32 on about 1000 miles for the R888's. I'm still pretty curious though. I have a buddy with an extra set of wheels for me to borrow, I just need to come across a set of Nittos for a day.