hi

I have been searching and reading and wanted to get the final opinion. Alot of people are liking the falken and Yok.

I have a 99 si going to have koni yellows sitting on either eibach pro or tein S-tech. I currently have S-tech but took them off for winter purposes, even though S-tech and pro springs lower about the same height....but anyway I'm going to be getting Rota 15" grid and leaning towards the Yok ES100 but with so many different tires/haven't had the chance to try them all out...i'm leaning towards your opinion.

I live in michigan so I'll be using my si rims for nokin winter tires so that answers I'm looking for summer tires. Spirited driving no racing

I've been reading on here, clubsi, and honda-acura and all like different tires..kumho supra,

So i need your opinon..but now I'm leaning towads the es100..but doubting myself..I was reading tirerack reviews and someone who lives 5 mins away had the tires and hated it..so I'm double guessing myself

right now the tires are dayton..in which I have never really heard much about..I can either keep those or get new ones.
thanks for all the help


PS: which springs should I use...my Tein s-tech i have in the garage right now..or get eibach pro..dont want to sit to low for scrap/snow reasons..maybe about 1.5" drop maxish


Modified by ezekel at 4:06 PM 10/23/2005


Modified by ezekel at 4:43 PM 10/23/2005

 

why do you want summer tires for winter driving?


Don't know how much it snows in detroit, but i would probably just buy winter tires like Blizzaks.

 

I'm not getting summer tires for winter.

Currently I have dayton tires on my stock si rims. I'm going to be using those rims on my winter tires..hence the buying of new rims and maybe new tires

 

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Currently I have dayton tires on my stock si rims. I'm going to be using those rims on my winter tires..hence the buying of new rims and maybe new tires</TD></TR></TABLE>

Oh ok...my bad.

I would probably go back to tirerack.com and read up on their tests.