Honda Integra DC2 tyre options

It's on MeisterR Zeta S. They seem to be fine and not too bad, but I'll get Onlins once she's been overhauled in a few years time (full respray). Camber arms are adjustable SPC/eibcach.

Yours sounds similar in terms of a good fast road setup and you've certainly put some fun miles on her. Think I had quite aggressive camber and castor setup, got the setup from a mate who Hill Climbs one of his.

Glad to hear the AD08RS are better than the old RS2, I'll probably just get them come spring time when I get her back on the road. Can't decide if I'll stick with 50 profile like the RS2 or go back to OEM 55.
 
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It's on MeisterR Zeta S. They seem to be fine and not too bad, but I'll get Onlins once she's been overhauled in a few years time (full respray). Camber arms are adjustable SPC/eibcach.

Yours sounds similar in terms of a good fast road setup and you've certainly put some fun miles on her. Think I had quite aggressive camber and castor setup, got the setup from a mate who Hill Climbs one of his.

Glad to hear the AD08RS are better than the old RS2, I'll probably just get them come spring time when I get her back on the road. Can't decide if I'll stick with 50 profile like the RS2 or go back to OEM 55.
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Have you ever run 205/50/15 before? The difference makes the car more planted on the road, has more grip, more stable under corners on track, feels more like you would expect on a modern car. When I first had the DC2 it had the stock Bridgestone RE010's in 195/55/15 and I did not like them, once I went 205/50/15 on RS2 car was more secure.

I've been in a DC2 with the Zeta S, they are better then the stock, nice upgrade.

Mine needs a full respray also.

EDIT this is my car from some years ago on the 205/50/15

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This is the car on Oulton from 10 years ago, I did say I've owned it quite a while!

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When I had my DC2, I ran it on AD08R, then RS all year round.

Awesome in all conditions apart from snow/ice. They were terrible in snow. So bad that I had to just leave the car at the side of the road on 3 occasions and thumb a lift with the next passer by :p

Doesn't snow often here, had the car 12 years.


Other decent tyre is Michelin PE2.

I ran 195/50/15 and the odd set of 195/55/15(OEM size)
 
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Have you ever run 205/50/15 before? The difference makes the car more planted on the road, has more grip, more stable under corners on track, feels more like you would expect on a modern car. When I first had the DC2 it had the stock Bridgestone RE010's in 195/55/15 and I did not like them, once I went 205/50/15 on RS2 car was more secure.

I've been in a DC2 with the Zeta S, they are better then the stock, nice upgrade.

Mine needs a full respray also.

EDIT this is my car from some years ago on the 205/50/15




This is the car on Oulton from 10 years ago, I did say I've owned it quite a while!

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She looks great!

Yeah, I have 50 profile RS2 on her currently. I'll just get the AD08RS over winter and be done.

Never had any complaints about the 50 profile, maybe I was looking at the 55 now as I'm getting old haha.
 
Someone in this tread said the AD08's pick up dirt / tarmac from road. I'm finding this myself and tyres getting stones trapped in them, never had this on the old Hankook RS2's.
 
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