Toyo T1-R rears for 16"
12-19-2007, 01:30 PM
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I hear Dark Horse Remoulds from Korea are really inexpensive... 
I don't understand this fixation on price. Get the best tyres you can afford as cheaply as you can. I think its worth spending that bit extra (a couple fewer beers on a Friday night, or one less packet of cigarettes) on the car I (a) value and/or (b) enjoy driving... if you don't you risk either the car or the enjoyment.
I don't understand this fixation on price. Get the best tyres you can afford as cheaply as you can. I think its worth spending that bit extra (a couple fewer beers on a Friday night, or one less packet of cigarettes) on the car I (a) value and/or (b) enjoy driving... if you don't you risk either the car or the enjoyment.
12-19-2007, 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by corgi_watkins,Dec 19 2007, 02:30 PM
I hear Dark Horse Remoulds from Korea are really inexpensive...
I don't understand this fixation on price. Get the best tyres you can afford as cheaply as you can. I think its worth spending that bit extra (a couple fewer beers on a Friday night, or one less packet of cigarettes) on the car I (a) value and/or (b) enjoy driving... if you don't you risk either the car or the enjoyment.
I don't understand this fixation on price. Get the best tyres you can afford as cheaply as you can. I think its worth spending that bit extra (a couple fewer beers on a Friday night, or one less packet of cigarettes) on the car I (a) value and/or (b) enjoy driving... if you don't you risk either the car or the enjoyment.
To right , i'd rather do that then put it in a dike!!
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12-19-2007, 03:43 PM
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I had them for a while... thought they were ok at the time but when I put my F1 GSD3's on I realised they really are soggy... as soggy as a digestive left overnight in a cup of tea which was repeatedly heated... in fire... fire from Mount Doom.
Erm, yeh they are soggy.
Erm, yeh they are soggy.
12-19-2007, 05:14 PM
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yeh the sidewalls can be a little flexi, i used them on the teg for wet track use, then put them on my wifes S they seem to be as good as anything else outthere, However, as i knew about the sidewalls i got them in 18 instead of 17 as there is muxh less sidewall to flex.