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trackratZ

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I'm not sure your pace, but I would anticipate at minimum 15 hours of track time. Likely 20 hours.

They're asymmetrical, so you can rotate them left <-> right between track days.

Additionally, I have driven the car from the track in torrential rain over construction site road conditions and did not end up in a ditch.
Good to know they last reasonably well, so these Nismo Dunlops are 200TW? And can rotate them to opposite sides since they're not uni-directional even though asymmetric. I wonder how they compare with the RE71RS/RZ?
 

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Not sure of the date of the article, but read a review on Tire Rack last night on the RE71 RS vs RZ. Their take is the RZ took the good points of the RS and made some of them a little better. I've never run either, but the RS has been around for a bit and seems to be held in pretty high regard. Would love to see how the NISMO Dunlops stack up against others. My opinion, but it seems like the Sport Maxx 600 whatever (the NISMO tire) wasn't/isn/t made in many sizes other than the OEM Z. If that's the case, no wonder why you don't see much about them. Maybe the '27 NISMO tire will catch on and be available in more sizes for more cars.
 
 






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