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11 January 2006, 08:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Lucky Man
Wait for some standing water or heavy rain then edit your post!
11 January 2006, 09:33 PM
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Sorry geoff bad move un less you are using in dry conditions, Warmed up and in the bone dry think they are unbeatable for grip,
I posted yesterday about these, I have got them on my 05 Spec C and are going through my first winter, will be changing as soon as poss as they break traction in the wet far too easy, will end up in a wall soon
Good luck
I posted yesterday about these, I have got them on my 05 Spec C and are going through my first winter, will be changing as soon as poss as they break traction in the wet far too easy, will end up in a wall soon
Good luck
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11 January 2006, 10:05 PM
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Originally Posted by mk type R
Sorry geoff bad move un less you are using in dry conditions, Warmed up and in the bone dry think they are unbeatable for grip,
I posted yesterday about these, I have got them on my 05 Spec C and are going through my first winter, will be changing as soon as poss as they break traction in the wet far too easy, will end up in a wall soon
Good luck
I posted yesterday about these, I have got them on my 05 Spec C and are going through my first winter, will be changing as soon as poss as they break traction in the wet far too easy, will end up in a wall soon
Good luck
ditto that one
11 January 2006, 10:25 PM
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Originally Posted by geoff163
hello all,just purchased a set of new tyres,070 semi sliks,get some there mint !
Very very sticky when warm and surprisingly good in the wet, but rather slippy when it's below freezing. Good for learning how to handle power slides when its cold.
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12 January 2006, 12:11 AM
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Originally Posted by mk type R
Sorry geoff bad move un less you are using in dry conditions, Warmed up and in the bone dry think they are unbeatable for grip,
I posted yesterday about these, I have got them on my 05 Spec C and are going through my first winter, will be changing as soon as poss as they break traction in the wet far too easy, will end up in a wall soon
Good luck
I posted yesterday about these, I have got them on my 05 Spec C and are going through my first winter, will be changing as soon as poss as they break traction in the wet far too easy, will end up in a wall soon
Good luck
Fabulous grip in the dry, even in this cold winter, and good grip in the wet. Yes surely they are not a wet weather tyre, but certainly have not given me any trouble in the wet and I have driven them hard.
In the snow they were a bit rubbish mind you
MY06 Spec C
Use them and enjoy them.
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12 January 2006, 01:20 AM
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FFS, 130mph? hitting a puddle?
4WD does not mean it will grip no matter what, think of the vehicles dynamics.
4WD does not mean it will grip no matter what, think of the vehicles dynamics.
12 January 2006, 01:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Mo
FFS, 130mph? hitting a puddle?
4WD does not mean it will grip no matter what, think of the vehicles dynamics.
4WD does not mean it will grip no matter what, think of the vehicles dynamics.
There where other cars doing same speeds managing to stay in a straight line.
12 January 2006, 08:56 PM
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Originally Posted by cookstar
when did i say it did?
There where other cars doing same speeds managing to stay in a straight line.
There where other cars doing same speeds managing to stay in a straight line.
12 January 2006, 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Danny Boy
where did you get them from? DO they do classic sizes yet in that type of tyre?
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