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:eyebulge: Scary for sure. Did you do my sound tube mod?
Of course man!!!! Love it!!! I was so disappointed at first that I didn't get more whine then what it did before, now I get all the whine I need and it never gets old
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Hell even a super slick street tire can be a problem. Back when had a 4th gen supercharged camaro I got caught in a freak rain storm. In houston you somtimes hit a wall of rain in the summer when it's nice and sunny out. It happens pretty fast and I went from dry warm highway to monsoon level deep standing water. I was doing about 70 when I hit it and similarly went immediately sideways. This was well before actual stability control. I managed to save it though. Luckiliy i had room right of me as I slid.
 

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Sadly this is one of the reasons I went with the MPSS instead of some sticky icky mickeys :(
or NT05R's
My car's my daily and I can't afford to not be able to move about normally in the rain.
Best of luck to ya there OP
 

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I spun out and took out my rear quarter panel several years ago. 35mph in rain, but there was a dip in the pavement, slight curve, and that's all it took. Is it worth it to upgrade from 3000 mile P-Zeros to NT555 G2 for better traction with a blower?
 

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Had to drive in some decent rain in my Terminator on the highway in NT05Rs and thought I was going to lose it several times at 40mph in a 70. They just have nothing to evacuate the water.
 

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I could've told you this 8 years ago. Driving at 5AM on the highway at 55 with ET streets and got surprised by rain. I gently started getting off the accelerator and suddenly she was gone. Went across 4 lanes and hit the center wall. Luckily they were meaty enough to stick out and took the hit, bent the back axle though.
 

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The regular NT05 is fine in the rain too
 

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Sadly this is one of the reasons I went with the MPSS instead of some sticky icky mickeys :(
or NT05R's
My car's my daily and I can't afford to not be able to move about normally in the rain.
Best of luck to ya there OP
MPSS here too. They are very expensive, but since I daily mine too it was the best option. I'd be surprised if anything that Nitto makes is as good as the MPSS for a high hp + daily scenario, but I don't think I've seen a comparo of those two.

I'm running the exact same tire and size as the GT350 and I'm on aftermarket 11" wheels.
 

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And watch in the cold too! Lol. I had mine out last night, it was 15 degrees and on the stock pirellis I was surprised by violent wheelspin at 80ish in 4th gear as revs were coming past 4k under wot. The traction control cannot react fast enough. And I love it!!
 

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I walk to work every day, my poe is 170 feet from my house. This gives me the liberty to choose not to drive in the rain at all. When i go on a trip the weather forcast is essential. What im going to do is get two rear wheels to mount my 285/35/19 nitto invos to have on stand by just in case. I have invos on the front now and 305/35/19 nt05r's on the back!
 

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I'm going to do something similar. Run 20s on the rear in R888 or 555R and mount some street tires on the stock 19s for trip to Cruisin OC and such.
 
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I spun out and took out my rear quarter panel several years ago. 35mph in rain, but there was a dip in the pavement, slight curve, and that's all it took. Is it worth it to upgrade from 3000 mile P-Zeros to NT555 G2 for better traction with a blower?
I would suggest the nt555 as a big improvement over the pzeros, but still depending on highway and temperature, I can go sideways in 3rd
 

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Hell my stock Pzeros do exactly the same thing with my SC. if its below 65 degrees, I can spin them at will, its annoying as hell. And whats the sound tube mod youre talking about??? :)
 

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Hell my stock Pzeros do exactly the same thing with my SC. if its below 65 degrees, I can spin them at will, its annoying as hell. And whats the sound tube mod youre talking about??? :)

What exactly did you expect with crappy street tires and a blower, lol?
 

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haha, I try to avoid the rain, or drive reaaaaally slow
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