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The fronts would have 1mm less inner clearance and would sink in 11mm on the outter clearance. It would easily fit. The rears would have 12mm more inner clearance and would poke out and extra 12mm. They should fit no problem. The Conti DW 325/30/19 are probably similar in overall...

Thinking about selling my BRAND NEW set of N4SM 6GR (GT350R replica) wheels in gunmetal finish with NEW TPMS. 19x10 et 35 F (2 wheels) - I think those are the offsets 19x11 et 52 R (2 wheels) - I think those are the offsets F tires - Conti DW 285/35/19 (mounted, balanced, 0 miles) R tires -...

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I haven't used either tire so i can't say. I personally love Conti DW for street tires as it is a great cruising/performance street tire. MPSS wears better and has stiffer sidewalls. I prefer the Conti over the MPSS but most beg to differ. But most have not tried multiple sets of these...

Seeing how cheap this forum is makes me kind of regret selling my e46 and e92 M3. :doh: If you buy a small box at UPS, they charge you like $5-$10. Let's not forget the cost to ship. $9 is not that big of a deal. Let's not forget packing materials and the labor and time to tape the...

Outside 1/3 was corded. NOT just the edge. Mind you I was on stock camber. My friends have chunked MPSS in one 30 minute session with camber plates and suspension. It's not meant to be beaten up. It's meant to be a "street" tire. MPSS is not resilient in extreme conditions. I don't...

I want to point out that the OP's original complaint was that MPSS doesn't hook up for him. There are other variables as to why a tire doesn't hook up such as your suspension. But tires are the biggest variable. I was simply stating that based on real world experience, MPSS is not a top tier...

Everyone is entitled to their opinion. With that said, let me give you a little bit of my background. I have almost 10 years of track driving. i've tried street tires to R comps all the way up to slicks. I drive in advanced groups. Not bragging at all but just letting you know. Now I'm not...

First of all, you shouldn't be driving recklessly or with traction off on the streets. Especially if you do not know how to counter steer properly when car gets sideways. Secondly, the car puts down a lot of power. MPSS is a street tire meant for street driving. Last time I checked, WOT...

Sticker City does not do stripes anymore. They do full wrap either vinyl or clear bra only. Funny you mentioned Sticker City as they did my clear bra with Xpel Ultimate about 3 weeks ago. I had my BMW race car vinyl wrapped by Impressive Wrap of El Monte and they did a phenomenal job...

I'm looking for a local vinyl/clear bra shop that specializes in doing stripes in the Los Angeles area. I was quoted $1,050 by Galpin Ford to install custom cut vinyl stripes. LOL. I can get the entire car wrapped by a high end shop for about $2,500. Good shops only please. I'm...

I am on JRZ RS Pro and full solid bushings on my M3 if that helps. I think on RE71R or NT01 level r comps, you want to shoot for 30-33 hot psi depending on your car's weight and of course temperature readings. I don't have a pyrometer so I just eyeball the wear after each session and take...

On my e46 M3 track car with -3.6F camber, I run 33 hot for RE71R and it uses all of the tread. My car is 3,000 lbs though if that helps.

I met up with John at ACS to pick up my tow hook this past Saturday. Haven't had a chance to install it or any other parts yet but the design is so simple and beefy. I'll let you guys know how it goes. Looking forward to his new products! Quality of his parts look fantastic and super beefy!

Yes. I'm in Los Angeles though. :)

I will sell my OEM Pirelli with 200 miles on it for $500 + shipping LOL. I'm serious. =)

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I'm an advanced driver at our local tracks here in the West Coast. So I'll chime in on my limited first hand knowledge of tires. Your biggest problem is that you went from a summer performance tire to a performance all season tire. DWS = Dry, Wet, Snow (performance all-season) DW = Dry, Wet...