How much gripper are T1R to T1S
18 February 2007, 11:32 PM
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from my own experience..
the S have more grip in dry and wet... BUT
the R have a harder sidewall and longer life.
you cant really tell the difference unless you are going to the limit
The best tyres (imo) are the Good Year F1s
the S have more grip in dry and wet... BUT
the R have a harder sidewall and longer life.
you cant really tell the difference unless you are going to the limit
The best tyres (imo) are the Good Year F1s
19 February 2007, 04:26 PM
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Ive heard scary things about F1 and there side walls popping.
Simo, I don't have a costo card
I was actually thinking of going down the Vredestein Ultrac route or Yoko Advans
I size I am going to require will be 205/50/16
Simo, I don't have a costo card
I was actually thinking of going down the Vredestein Ultrac route or Yoko Advans
I size I am going to require will be 205/50/16
19 February 2007, 08:00 PM
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I have mate if you need to borrow it. I would need to be there when you purchased them but I am sure I could help if needed. Or you could join, £25 per year!
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