The old chestnut again!
#12
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Originally Posted by outtametree,Jan 4 2011, 04:22 AM
Not another tyre thread!
Can't you figure out how the search works?
What sort of muppet can't find the info already posted?
By the way, when you up for a breakfast run?
Can't you figure out how the search works?
What sort of muppet can't find the info already posted?
By the way, when you up for a breakfast run?
Mods - please could I ask that the author of this offensive and unprovoked outburst receives the most severe repremand that can be imposed?
To your second point, I'm away a lot over the next couple of weeks mate, so how about the end of the month - 30th maybe?
ps. thanks to everyone for the useful advice.
#14
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It's mainly the poor wet weather grip.
I know this goes against the popular wisdom, but I can't help but feel the stiff side wall that most people consider a positive just makes them harsh and a bit dead. It just feels like a little bit of deflection might make the car a bit more chuckable. That said, the Bridgestones do feel good when you're holding high(ish) revs on long fast corners........
I know this goes against the popular wisdom, but I can't help but feel the stiff side wall that most people consider a positive just makes them harsh and a bit dead. It just feels like a little bit of deflection might make the car a bit more chuckable. That said, the Bridgestones do feel good when you're holding high(ish) revs on long fast corners........
#15
Originally Posted by Adriank,Jan 3 2011, 03:03 PM
I got Hankook Ventus V12 EVO on mine now, they are softer than the Brudgestones, but they have an excellent amount of grip and were very reasonable.
On the US side if the forum there was a tire test done and they bested Michelin Pilot Sports even on track day use. I'd recommend them, I got mine from camskill.
On the US side if the forum there was a tire test done and they bested Michelin Pilot Sports even on track day use. I'd recommend them, I got mine from camskill.
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Originally Posted by Al_G,Jan 4 2011, 11:06 PM
Cool, would you say the Hankooks are better than the OEM Bridgestones?
Can't say about in the summer, I liked the stiff bridgestones when it was warmer, will have to see. However for the price I'm very impressed, fronts were about £45.
#17
Al G - I find that paying for something makes one lose one's sense of hunour. For example, whilst I was paying no income tax, I could laugh about it.
Now I can find nothing to laugh about.
Perhaps you should try it.
Fatbloke - You will probably need as hard a sidewall as possible, for the weight, you understand.
30th would be good for me, there's a great little cafe in Wickham, I think its open Sundays. I'll have to find a long way round though.
Can someone give him some good advise on tyres, as he needs all the help he can get, to keep up, you see.
Now I can find nothing to laugh about.
Perhaps you should try it.
Fatbloke - You will probably need as hard a sidewall as possible, for the weight, you understand.
30th would be good for me, there's a great little cafe in Wickham, I think its open Sundays. I'll have to find a long way round though.
Can someone give him some good advise on tyres, as he needs all the help he can get, to keep up, you see.
#18
Originally Posted by outtametree,Jan 5 2011, 03:41 AM
Al G - I find that paying for something makes one lose one's sense of hunour. For example, whilst I was paying no income tax, I could laugh about it.
Now I can find nothing to laugh about.
Perhaps you should try it.
Now I can find nothing to laugh about.
Perhaps you should try it.
Maybe the fact that I've never not payed income tax has taken its toll
#19
Originally Posted by Al_G,Jan 5 2011, 04:26 AM
I think I've got a great sense of "hunour" thanks matey!
Maybe the fact that I've never not payed income tax has taken its toll
Maybe the fact that I've never not payed income tax has taken its toll
Back on topic, Fatbloke, what tyres are you leaning towards?