What tires would you recommend ?
#11
get the g force sports they can be had through tire rack and short of the S03's or DR's they have some of the best grip of a tire in there class i run them and hope to get maybe 40K miles out of them who knows maybe less they heat up quick, stay sticky, and are 60-70 bucks apeice through summit. Adbradley runs them as well and seems to like them.
#13
I have the Toyo T1-R. It is REALLY light, nice and quiet and has plenty of grip. They are molded in sections, not like a clamshell which makes them balance very well. They have a high/low spot indicator as well. They also have directional tread with connected shoulder blocks so they don't get choppy. I'm sure there are higher grip tires, but they will weigh more and won't be made as well. I love working with Toyo's!
#14
http://www.edgeracing.com/1994/Mazda/Miata/tires/14/
Bottom of the page. Azenis RT615. May be heavier than the Toyos, but in terms of grip, turn in, and fun factor makes up for the extra weight. Less road noise than the older 215 and a bit more heat tolerant. Second from the bottom RS2 are also nice tires and have just a hair less grip than the Azenis.
Plus, they are in FL if you are close enough to do local pickup (I do realize that FL is a big state so maybe not). If the miata is your daily driver, then I'd go with the Toyos or something similar for the longer tread life. YMMV.
Bottom of the page. Azenis RT615. May be heavier than the Toyos, but in terms of grip, turn in, and fun factor makes up for the extra weight. Less road noise than the older 215 and a bit more heat tolerant. Second from the bottom RS2 are also nice tires and have just a hair less grip than the Azenis.
Plus, they are in FL if you are close enough to do local pickup (I do realize that FL is a big state so maybe not). If the miata is your daily driver, then I'd go with the Toyos or something similar for the longer tread life. YMMV.