November 01, 2006 07:00 AM
SEMA Show vehicles, Part II
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The Performance Tire & Wheel Section of the SEMA Show is crowded by attendees. Tire Business photo by Vera Linsalata
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Yokohama Tire Corp. displays its new S.drive ultra-high performance tire on an Infiniti M45. A Yokohama spokesman said many enthusiasts who traditionally "tuned" Honda Civics and Dodge Neons several years ago have matured and are looking for customized vehicles with a more sleek and sophisticated look. Tire Business photo by Vera Linsalata
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Driver Tyler McQuarrie enjoys the Porsche at Hankook's booth. Tire Business photo by Vera Linsalata
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Hankook Tire America Corp. displayed at its booth the "world's first drifting Porsche." The vehicle is a specially built, custom 993 GT2 Porsche. Driver Tyler McQuarrie, posing by the Porsche, is part of the team that will be driving the Porsche in the 2007 Need for Speed: Formula Drift Series in April in Long Beach, Calif. Tire Business photo by Vera Linsalata
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Phillip Chung, staff engineer for Nitto Tire North America, shows off the new Nitto Dune Grappler Desert Terrain tire for off-road motorists. The tire is outfitted here on a Toyota FJ Cruiser. Tire Business photo by Vera Linsalata
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A 1957 Chrysler 300C, owned and restored by Shaen Magan, is also on display at the DaimlerChrysler/Mopar booth at SEMA. The car feataures a 494 Hemi engine and Intro Wheels with Toyo tires, size 255/45R18 in front and 295/45R20 in rear. Tire Business photo by Bruce Davis
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A 2006 Mopar Dodge Charger SRT8, owned by NuFormz Racing, sits on the DaimlerChrysler/Mopar stand. Rolling on 295/35ZR19 BFGoodrich g-Force T/A KDW tires, the vehicle will be used by renowned drifter Samuel Hubinette in the 2007 Formula D Drift series. Tire Business photo by Bruce Davis






