Which goodyear compound would you choose?
Have u tried the D3, D5, and D6?? Why one over the other? I am getting 28x9 first and may step up to a 10 if i think itz necassary
just go by with the d3 compound thats what Im ordering
Where did you get the rim and for how much I need a set of the magnuems.thnx-pdang
Where did you get the rim and for how much I need a set of the magnuems.thnx-pdang
we ran the d3s (really hard) and the d6s (pretty soft) last year
goodyear makes special "FWD" 28x10s in D5 & D6 compound only (unless your Jojo
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[Modified by hondaswaper, 9:05 AM 1/15/2003]
goodyear makes special "FWD" 28x10s in D5 & D6 compound only (unless your Jojo
)[Modified by hondaswaper, 9:05 AM 1/15/2003]
what about in teh 26x9x15?
which one of those compounds is the softest?
for that size, would you go with the goodyear or M&H?
[Modified by 1320development, 9:25 AM 1/15/2003]
which one of those compounds is the softest?
for that size, would you go with the goodyear or M&H?
[Modified by 1320development, 9:25 AM 1/15/2003]
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Generally with Goodyear the higher the number that follows the D is going to be softer.
I tried the D3 and the D6 last season and didn't see all that much difference.
[Modified by turbohonda, 3:10 PM 1/15/2003]
I tried the D3 and the D6 last season and didn't see all that much difference.
[Modified by turbohonda, 3:10 PM 1/15/2003]
well according to M&H, the M&H compounds are softer than the common Goodyear slicks.. its hard to determine since there is no 1 general way to compare.. they all have their own levels.
Where did you get the rim and for how much I need a set of the magnuems.thnx-pdang
m&h's make good slicks but last I talked to them they only had 28.5 tall. try a goodyear D6
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