GT3 Geo for Toyo R888's
GT3 Geo for Toyo R888's
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andy tims

Original Poster:

5,606 posts

277 months

Tuesday 21st August 2007
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Firstly sorry if this has been covered before, but I tried a search.

I finally got some Toyo R888's fitted after running with Dunlop SSR's on track since getting the car nearly 2 years ago.
I have heard that they need less negative camber than some other R compound tyres to work well. So has anybody altered their geo to suit the tyres & if so can you advise what you went for & how it's working out?

thanks

Paulburrell

648 posts

264 months

Tuesday 21st August 2007
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Andy

Speak to Steve McHale at JZM. He did my MK1 set up for R888's and indeed he reduced the amount of negative camber. You probably already know but you need higher pressures for the Toyo's than say MPSCs or COrsa's. I run 35 front, 39 rear hot.

smilesmilesmile

IMOM

262 posts

277 months

Tuesday 21st August 2007
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Yeah I know Andy - Buy some MPSC you tight arse LOL.

sambaman

3,991 posts

255 months

Tuesday 21st August 2007
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i have some brand new 888's for rear of a 996 gt3rs for sale..wish i had know you were buying some Mr Tims....

Edited by sambaman on Tuesday 21st August 14:41

richad027

115 posts

256 months

Tuesday 21st August 2007
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The R888's need just as much camber as dunlops or PS cups. There was some talk of needing less when they were first used but now that we have the tyre pressures sorted (34/35 front 39/40 rear all hot) they do need the same amount of negative camber.

Richard.

andy tims

Original Poster:

5,606 posts

277 months

Thursday 23rd August 2007
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tumbleweed


gfreeman

1,768 posts

281 months

Thursday 23rd August 2007
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richad027 said:
The R888's need just as much camber as dunlops or PS cups. There was some talk of needing less when they were first used but now that we have the tyre pressures sorted (34/35 front 39/40 rear all hot) they do need the same amount of negative camber.

Richard.
This says it all Andy. Just jump in, turn the key and carry on as before.... all you have to worry about is staying on the black stuff!

Edited by gfreeman on Thursday 23 August 13:44