Softer compound A032R available?
Does anybody know where to get the softer compound Yokohama A032R? I heard AJ Racing can get them.
Is it true that the A032R sold in the US is the 'hardest' compound available in the A032R?
-kenji
Is it true that the A032R sold in the US is the 'hardest' compound available in the A032R?
-kenji
The softer A032Rs are available in Japan - but I think they are phasing them out in favour of the new tire designs....i.e. A048 (which are available in a variety of compounds). Call Ben or Alan at A&J for more info.
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The softer A032Rs are available in Japan - but I think they are phasing them out in favour of the new tire designs....i.e. A048 (which are available in a variety of compounds).
we receive H compound I believe, the hardest compound AO32R (more are available in Japan)
mine were H compound, but would have been great to get even softer ones too
[Modified by owen_the_soyboy, 12:47 PM 6/14/2002]
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Does anybody know where to get the softer compound Yokohama A032R? I heard AJ Racing can get them.
Is it true that the A032R sold in the US is the 'hardest' compound available in the A032R?
-kenji
Is it true that the A032R sold in the US is the 'hardest' compound available in the A032R?
-kenji
Also, the A038 and the new A048 is softer than the A032R.
Yeah so far there are only 032 w/ H compound is available. R&D, IPS, AJR etc can get u whatever R/S tires that are or aren't DOT approved. Advan's from 032 to 048(of coz Neova), Dunlop from D01J to D98J, Bridgestone's 520s & 540s etc etc.
I think if u are just looking for fun and not racing for points in CACC/SCCA events, DOT tires or not doesn't really matter.
I think if u are just looking for fun and not racing for points in CACC/SCCA events, DOT tires or not doesn't really matter.
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