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I found the Bridgestones work great for me. Plus at $275 a set my wallet likes them too.

Yup, cheapest race tires I'm aware of. I haven't tried any yet, I've heard mention that geometry changes are necessary to compensate for a different front profile. Do you have any input on that?

I have not seen too many cases of having to make geometry changes. Most likely you will have to soften your suspension dampning. The carcass on Bridgestones are more stiff than other brands.

Being stiffer when you hit a bump more of that energy is passed on to the suspension. Compared to a tire with a softer carcass that will absorb more of that energy. Hope this explains it for you. Feel free to ask any other ??? you may have.