RE71R Full Review: Dry/Wet Track & Street
#16
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gotcha. usually fender arches are higher in the front. here's mine with a 13mm rake. i can fit about three fingers under the front fender, about 1 in the rear. the car handles 10x better. the car came with much more rake (and actually looked much better) but pushed like crazy.
I want a white car. Stupid apex silver. Pretty much the worst color these cars came in. Sigh...
#17
EvoM Community Team Leader
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i love white cars and think white is THE best color for Evos. every time i go out to the garage, i just gotta look at it. i like the Silver, though. it would be my third choice after white and red. now yellow. THAT is the worst color they ever came in haha.
it's not even a decent shade LOL
#24
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i just need 6mos of use. that should be four AutoX and two GTA events. we'll see. i'm hopeful, as my R-S3s could last a whole year if i didn't care about like-new traction (i was swapping them every 6mos anyway, just because they weren't too expensive).
#27
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That's quite an exception...lol. Should probably have noted that in the first post. So the tires were lasting 12-16 events probably, as well as street miles in between. That's not terrible at all..
#28
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likewise, I usually heat cycle out before the tires go bald. sometimes I heat cycle out and keep driving on them until they're bald
nice thing about the re71rs - they stay consistent to the bitter end, little to no drop off in performance/grip through it's life, even with the heat cycles.
curious - has anyone done any testing to see where this tire is optimal temperature-wise? I stopped spraying my old tires as I felt it heat cycled them prematurely, but still not a bad idea to spray if the tire gets TOO hot, which would also mess with heat cycles
nice thing about the re71rs - they stay consistent to the bitter end, little to no drop off in performance/grip through it's life, even with the heat cycles.
curious - has anyone done any testing to see where this tire is optimal temperature-wise? I stopped spraying my old tires as I felt it heat cycled them prematurely, but still not a bad idea to spray if the tire gets TOO hot, which would also mess with heat cycles