Tyres: Toyo R888 (SG)
Tyres: Toyo R888 (SG)
Just been quoted 8 Weeks delivery on these....
Everywhere online is out of stock! Anyone know where I can get some for the S1 Elise????
2 x 195x50x15 Toyo R888 SG (Super Soft Compound)
2 x 225x45x16 Toyo R888 SG (Super Soft Compound)
Everywhere online is out of stock! Anyone know where I can get some for the S1 Elise????
2 x 195x50x15 Toyo R888 SG (Super Soft Compound)
2 x 225x45x16 Toyo R888 SG (Super Soft Compound)
Re: Tyres: Toyo R888 (SG)
Have you tried Ronnie at Wheelsaround? 07711 577148
Presume it's for sprinting? super softs wont last long
Presume it's for sprinting? super softs wont last long
Re: Tyres: Toyo R888 (SG)
Camskills, My Tyres or Demon Tweeks may also by worth trying. Good luck!
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"Here for a good time not a long time"
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Waiting for Adam&Page to call me back....but...
Having spoken to Craig at DemonTweeks, Toyo R888s and Yoko 048s are almost impossible to source since the japanese earthquake! Once stock have run out I guess we will just have to wait until production resumes (?)
DemonTweeks estimated dat for next delivery is 22nd August.
Might have to try Khumo 70 Softs
Having spoken to Craig at DemonTweeks, Toyo R888s and Yoko 048s are almost impossible to source since the japanese earthquake! Once stock have run out I guess we will just have to wait until production resumes (?)
DemonTweeks estimated dat for next delivery is 22nd August.
Might have to try Khumo 70 Softs
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Re: Tyres: Toyo R888 (SG)
I have R1Rs - excellent.
I run/ran 48s on my hillclimb car and they're great - the R1Rs are very similar in terms of overall grip. Take a little longer to come up to heat but that's not a big issue to me, especially on the road. It's not that they take ages, just longer than medium compound 48s.
Not tried them in proper wet conditions but suspect they'll be superior to the 48s
I run/ran 48s on my hillclimb car and they're great - the R1Rs are very similar in terms of overall grip. Take a little longer to come up to heat but that's not a big issue to me, especially on the road. It's not that they take ages, just longer than medium compound 48s.
Not tried them in proper wet conditions but suspect they'll be superior to the 48s
Mair throttle, less brake
Re: Tyres: Toyo R888 (SG)
Did you try Ronnie?
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Got a deal from Adams & Page on some R888s Not the softs
(Med) but will do for the next few events 
Re: Tyres: Toyo R888 (SG)
With your natural talent you won't need softsI-Mac wrote:Got a deal from Adams & Page on some R888s Not the softs(Med) but will do for the next few events