Goodyear GSD3 F1s on a fwd car-anyone?
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Goodyear GSD3 F1s on a fwd car-anyone?
anyone using this tyre with a fwd car with over 200 bhp? I have heard they dont last long,anyone got any thoughts?
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When i had my astra coupe, that had F1's on as OEM fit (not GSD3's though). They didn't last too bad considering the pair of them had 190 bhp to take car of. I think i swapped them at about 13K (i had it from about 8K i think).
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Currently running my Leon Cupra R on GSD3 F1's. Huge improvement over the OEM Pirelli P Zero Rosso's which were utter sh1te. Bit to early to say about the wear really, Pirelli's lasted 7k, F1's have gone 4k and still look like new so bodes well. My car is running a rolling road confirmed 270hp+285lb/ft by the way so to say its hard on its tyres is probably a slight understatement
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Im running them all round on my MI16 `d pug 205.
The car is fully stripped so very light at the rear.
Tyre-wear seems to be slightly faster than average, but most of the miles I have done have been givving it some heavy action round Knockhill.
I would say they are well worth the money even if they do wear slightly faster due to their much higher levels of grip over the competition.
The car is fully stripped so very light at the rear.
Tyre-wear seems to be slightly faster than average, but most of the miles I have done have been givving it some heavy action round Knockhill.
I would say they are well worth the money even if they do wear slightly faster due to their much higher levels of grip over the competition.
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I've got them on a 230 bhp Fiat Coupe, no problems at all, first set had 8000+ and still going strong when I had a crash, they were replaced and 7000+ later still looking good.
I went from to Dunlop sp9000's (ok) to S02's (awful, only on the car four weeks) to GSD3's (fantastic) and won't be going back.
When they first went on it was like driving a new car.
Oh, and brilliant in the wet.
All IMHO of course....
I went from to Dunlop sp9000's (ok) to S02's (awful, only on the car four weeks) to GSD3's (fantastic) and won't be going back.
When they first went on it was like driving a new car.
Oh, and brilliant in the wet.
All IMHO of course....
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Outstanding tyres on a Scoob, I have close to 300 BHP and my F1's have done a very good mileage and grip unbelievably well, especially in the rain. I would not change to another make.
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Yep I swear by them
Had them on FWD/RWD/AWD cars
I do agree that they do tend to wear a little more quickly, but a small price to pay for overall saftey/grip
I had one blow on me once at around 95mph (RWD on a rear) and although quite hairy - the tyre held up quite well considering.
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Steve
Had them on FWD/RWD/AWD cars
I do agree that they do tend to wear a little more quickly, but a small price to pay for overall saftey/grip
I had one blow on me once at around 95mph (RWD on a rear) and although quite hairy - the tyre held up quite well considering.
Best wishes
Steve
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Used to have the F1's on a 206 GTi - OEM fit, was never very impressed with them, used to understeer like a SOB if the road was so much as damp, went through 4 sets in 50,000 miles. There were nice in the dry though
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