Tyre options?
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Tyre options?
After a bit of advice from those in the know. I am running a MY06 STI with around 400+bhp.
I have two sets of wheels, one I intend to use in the wet and slippy the others keep for the dry (If that's such a thing in the Uk). What tyres woud you recommend for summer and winter
I am currently on Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3's which I rate quite highly
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I have two sets of wheels, one I intend to use in the wet and slippy the others keep for the dry (If that's such a thing in the Uk). What tyres woud you recommend for summer and winter
I am currently on Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3's which I rate quite highly
Cheers all
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Same here, Toyo R888's for summer, they are awesome.
BUT they are very soft so don't last long (6000 miles on mine), and noisy too !
On Holme Moss last night I managed a bit of understeer, but that was flat in third trying to put 400 bhp down safely.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...l/Emley171.jpg
Trying Vredestein's for the winter...
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BUT they are very soft so don't last long (6000 miles on mine), and noisy too !
On Holme Moss last night I managed a bit of understeer, but that was flat in third trying to put 400 bhp down safely.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...l/Emley171.jpg
Trying Vredestein's for the winter...
dunx
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