Got it. Thank youI'd also recommend staying with the same tire brand and model if you're switching just 2. Otherwise get all 4. Reason being is that each tire manufacturer will have different sizing as well as grip characteristics. You'll probably be ok if you just stick with 2 same tires per axle, but definitely don't rotate them such that you have different tires left and right.
if you're on a budget, try Firestone Indy 500's. they're good performance tires (wouldn't recommend frequent rain driving), they last long, quiet, and you can run them on the track if you stay in the Novice class because they're not as grippy as the 200 treadwear track tires.
Continental ECS has unbelievably strong wet grip and is not worse than the Indy 500 in the dry. Probably better.if you're on a budget, try Firestone Indy 500's. they're good performance tires (wouldn't recommend frequent rain driving), they last long, quiet, and you can run them on the track if you stay in the Novice class because they're not as grippy as the 200 treadwear track tires.