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AD08R's are about twice the price of AD08's... so you should know which one you have....

AD08R's have got a heap of grip (ONCE they get some heat in them and the right pressures) which you probably don't get when you're doing a quick skid on the strip.

14.7? uwot? what was your mph?

AD08Rs do need a little warmup. I will spin them quite easily in the first 10 minutes of driving. After that the grip gets dramatically better.

You might also like to drop the pressures for the strip. Though interestingly I found AD08Rs had better off the line grip with higher pressures (around 38psi) than lower (around 36).

Dunno actually. I assume they're the AD08's as they were the ones that came in that super deal awhile back.

I did 14.7 at 131mph so... safe to say there wasn't a great deal of grip...

how much power you running? big mph!

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