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[Beej '86 325es]

Hmm, they got the RS03's in that size, but no AS03's. Sorry, I should have clarified.

[SlammedE30]

I don't think you'd want A3S03's anyway. They will be useless before you know it. If you are gonna get Hoosiers, get the R3S03's, they will last longer and provide more than enough stick for you.
-Ted

[Beej '86 325es]

I don't think you'd want A3S03's anyway. They will be useless before you know it. If you are gonna get Hoosiers, get the R3S03's, they will last longer and provide more than enough stick for you.
-Ted

Will try them out, thank you. Probably will be buying a set with some Koseis after the autocross Sunday, I think I'll have to get them to stay competetive with the St. Louis crowd.

[SlammedE30]

Awesome :up:

Have fun, watch your pressures and my advice would be to give them one or two heat cycles (get them hot, then let them cool down. Not more than twice) and then let them sit for at least 12-24 hours. This will make them last as long as possible. Have fun man 8)
-Ted

[Digitalwave]

The other E30s I ran with were doing DSP, so I stuck with that. I ran STS once in my home town (northern Illinois) and just destroyed everyone, I felt bad being in that class. There weren't any cars that had an excessive amounts of mods though, and neither them nor I had R compound tires. I think here in St. Louis they would be much more competetive though as the STS class is much larger. Without some Hoosiers I would probably be left behind.

Got a recommendation on which Hoosier? There were like 4 or 5 of them to choose from.

I am going to run in DSP this season, because of the mods I have and am planning on doing (LSD, fixed back seats).

R-compounds are not allowed in STS.

I got waxed in STS at my last autocross by some GTI's and Civics, but that was with my slushie and crappy tires...