Do you Chirp????
I am having a hard time making my tires chirp when doing 1st to 2nd. Am I not shifting quick enough?? Im on stock S02's and they have 4000miles on it. Maybe when tires wear out a little more I can chirp??? HELP!!!
At first, I thought the chirp couldn't be done on fresh tires, so after wearing them down quite a bit, I could do it at will. Well, pulling out of the tire shop today with bran-friggin-new AVS Sports (245/45's on the rear), I gave it the gun and the rears chirped at will - proved that theory wrong. So, there is sufficient power to do this - you just gotta hit right.
It really depends on the conditions if you can get a chirp...you have to remember that the S02's are some of the grippiest tires around. They don't let loose easily. Moreover, when they do, they are such a soft compound that they are very quiet about it. Only under precise conditions have I been able to make mine make noise. And that usually happens on a racetrack...but occasionally, when I am near a children's school for the blind crossing zone in the ambulance arrival/departure area of the cancer hospital do I light it up and get the S02's to make noise.

They are just very quiet, very very grippy tires...
T'is better to grip than to slip while upshifting...

They are just very quiet, very very grippy tires...
T'is better to grip than to slip while upshifting...
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quite true Greg, and I didn't think about it, but I guess it would probably be much easier for me to chrip new 220 treadwear rated tires than the 160 treadwears of the S02's (or is it 180? regardless, a little bit harder tire).
Sound like bunch of birds?!?!?!
Maybe we shouldn't use the word chirp....English is not my 1st language so anyone want to replace chirp with something else??? I can't think of any......
Maybe we shouldn't use the word chirp....English is not my 1st language so anyone want to replace chirp with something else??? I can't think of any......



