| The GTR is an awd, very advanced car with enough electronic wizardry to keep the car pointed in the right direction and maintain stability and control to such a level that you can pilot its TWO TONS around the nurburgring in record time with enough practice. The Z32 is rwd and has.....nothing to maintain stability and control, and despite an almost 700 lb weight advantage it will never get around the nurburgring as fast as a GTR HUGE DIFFERENCE. You may be able to get way with having inappropriate tires on a GTR on public roads doing reasonable driving. In a big-power-Z32TT you are asking for a disaster. You might want to use a proper street tire if your purposes are for the streets, which last I checked have curves, even in Texas. I have driven with MT ET "streets" on the street on the way to the drag strip with about 28 psi in them on the rears. They are very vague feeling, laterally-speaking, and that legendary grip they are known for is non-existent if they aren't heated up. Anyone suggesting that they can be driven on public roads in the same manner as a set of Sport Cups or any other performance tire, r-compound or otherwise, is being completely dishonest.
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