The quest for 600whp
Joined: 05-18-11
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From: West Chicago, IL
well ryans an exception
the main reason tires spin is because the sidewalls don't flex. you eliminate this by running a tire with a tall and flexible sidewall
msr's are ugly in my opinion, sorry. do the varrosteins
the main reason tires spin is because the sidewalls don't flex. you eliminate this by running a tire with a tall and flexible sidewall
msr's are ugly in my opinion, sorry. do the varrosteins
If a stock LNF spins nt555's you have too much pressure in them. Unless you just mean stock turbo with a tune. When it was warm out I would spin on most roads, but it would still be pulling me forward hard, and once in a while I could dead hook 2nd on a really nice road if I eased into it. Also, he is talking about the 555R, which is a radial.
Nick, you won't hook 2nd on any tire short of a slick in party mode, I'll tell you that lol
Nick, you won't hook 2nd on any tire short of a slick in party mode, I'll tell you that lol
an nt555 they are no better then most radial daily use tires a geo metro would burn them off and lowering the tire pressure in a street radial will make them cup inward in the center and give you less of a contact patch
the nt555 and nt555r are completely different tires. I have the R's in a 245/50/16. When im out playing i try to keep them around 15-18psi. On a warm day, they will dead hook from a 60 roll even with brake boosting. On a cooler night they spin 3rd but still pull very hard. I spin 2nd no matter what but it still pulls very hard, and I was getting pretty good at pedaling it. Ask Alan, the car PULLS even with some tire roastage but im sure with some M/Ts, M&Hs or even some 255/50/16 r888 it would be better. Nittos arent the best tire for 500+hp
Heres some vids to get an idea. Was not brake boosting on either of these. These are both on 26psi where it made ~480/415
Heres some vids to get an idea. Was not brake boosting on either of these. These are both on 26psi where it made ~480/415
Some good tire info in here, and sorry Rice, no hub swap for me. If I can hook from a 40 roll I'll be a happy camper
Also is there any benefit to having the FPR in the engine bay rather than under the car?
Also is there any benefit to having the FPR in the engine bay rather than under the car?
the nt555 and nt555r are completely different tires. I have the R's in a 245/50/16. When im out playing i try to keep them around 15-18psi. On a warm day, they will dead hook from a 60 roll even with brake boosting. On a cooler night they spin 3rd but still pull very hard. I spin 2nd no matter what but it still pulls very hard, and I was getting pretty good at pedaling it. Ask Alan, the car PULLS even with some tire roastage but im sure with some M/Ts, M&Hs or even some 255/50/16 r888 it would be better. Nittos arent the best tire for 500+hp
Heres some vids to get an idea. Was not brake boosting on either of these. These are both on 26psi where it made ~480/415
Turbo Ion Redline 508whp/445wtq 60-125mph - YouTube
500hp Saturn Ion Redline roasting 3rd gear - YouTube
Heres some vids to get an idea. Was not brake boosting on either of these. These are both on 26psi where it made ~480/415
Turbo Ion Redline 508whp/445wtq 60-125mph - YouTube
500hp Saturn Ion Redline roasting 3rd gear - YouTube
I'm still confused how just return systems work vs boost reference. Bottom line is I got this baby in the mail today and I have to figure out what I wanna do with it 
I'd take my PC'd MSR's over just about any wheel out there in all honesty...
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we have a return system stock just not a conventional return system in which a conventional is returned from the rail to the tank
our return line runs from the filter to the tank regulated in the canister and the line from the filter back to the tank is where that regulator goes and you run a vac line from the engine all the way back to your new regulator
ottp and zzp systems are both boost referenced
our return line runs from the filter to the tank regulated in the canister and the line from the filter back to the tank is where that regulator goes and you run a vac line from the engine all the way back to your new regulator
ottp and zzp systems are both boost referenced
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maybe i shouldnt them ugly... they just need some lip is all. I like to see bbs stuff on cars tho