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From: Staffordshire
Originally Posted by motogp1,Jan 14 2007, 12:09 PM
im sorry to jump on thread ive just been and looked at mine and i have s02s on the back and s03s onthe front is this bad or ok. 
please 
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From: Banbury, Oxfordshire
Originally Posted by LTB,Jan 14 2007, 08:38 PM
Just make sure they have the code 'S02 JZ' and you'll be fine.
It's ES02JZ. 
If anybody wants one of the rear Porsche S02s I've got one in my garage gathering dust.
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Originally Posted by motogp1,Jan 14 2007, 12:09 PM
im sorry to jump on thread ive just been and looked at mine and i have s02s on the back and s03s onthe front is this bad or ok.
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Really excited cos I've just replaced my rear Bridgestone SO2s. Got plenty of quotes no problem and made sure that the dealers knew that I didn't want the Porsche ones as advised by Nick Graves. Didn't realise that I had been effectively driving on slicks, so this recent wet weather has been a bit more exciting for me than was necessary - just thought that it was normal having read of all the slippey slidey fun on this forum. Made sure they were inflated to the correct pressure. I believe that one should take care when bedding in new tyres. Any advice? Haven't got a Dad to organise a discount for me so paid
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Originally Posted by motogp1,Jan 14 2007, 09:07 PM
can someone just put my mind at rest please. thanks
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From: Banbury, Oxfordshire
Originally Posted by motogp1,Jan 14 2007, 09:42 PM
please anyone
Mine had the Porsche tyres on the rear when I got it, and I replaced them with the right ones and I can't say I noticed any difference.