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Originally Posted by dwx
I used to be in the camp of driving on the stock tires until you learn things. Now I'm more in the Sam Strano camp of don't bother driving on crappy tires if you really want to get into the sport since it's so much different. The reality is you'll never drive on crappy tires again after driving on decent ones.
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Just as long as you're not in the Strano camp of "R-COMPS ARE THE GREATEST THING EVER! STREET TIRES ARE DANGEROUS!!"
Honestly, our cars are more fun on crappy tires than good ones. On the OEM tires, I could toss the car around all day with a smile on my face. After putting RS3s on it and changing nothing else, it went from tail-happy to dump truck... just like that. If you want to be entertained by the car, crappy tires all day every day. If you want to be competitive.... better tires are required.
Wish I had a 2nd set of wheels with the OEM tires mounted for our 24h AutoX this weekend
