$15.00 each. I can bring to Blackhawk Sunday May 20th for the CCS event.
I have 2 fronts and 1 rear suitable for practice or trackdays. They are all Type 3 medium compound. All 2011 build dates
If you have been curious about these tires here is a cheap way to try them out. These are considered to be in between the Dunlop (firm) and Pirelli (Soft) in terms of carcass feel. I have had great success so far with these tires in the amateur ranks.
They have excellent feel while trailbraking, the front profile leans allows quick turn in, and they slide very predictably.
A huge bonus I have found with the Stones are the compounds are less sensitive to ambient and track temp. If you are having tearing problems that you cannot tune out with suspension or pressure, these could be the answer. Bridgestone still pays contingency too.
I have 2 fronts and 1 rear suitable for practice or trackdays. They are all Type 3 medium compound. All 2011 build dates
If you have been curious about these tires here is a cheap way to try them out. These are considered to be in between the Dunlop (firm) and Pirelli (Soft) in terms of carcass feel. I have had great success so far with these tires in the amateur ranks.
They have excellent feel while trailbraking, the front profile leans allows quick turn in, and they slide very predictably.
A huge bonus I have found with the Stones are the compounds are less sensitive to ambient and track temp. If you are having tearing problems that you cannot tune out with suspension or pressure, these could be the answer. Bridgestone still pays contingency too.