Pretty decent in the dry, however in the wet they don't seem to grip very well.
Wheels and Tyres
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Re: Wheels and Tyres
My experience with T1r's
Pretty decent in the dry, however in the wet they don't seem to grip very well.
Pretty decent in the dry, however in the wet they don't seem to grip very well.
Re: Wheels and Tyres
Sorry to go off topic here but would running a 45 profile on standard rev 3 wheels ruin the balance. Bearing in mind have 195 50 15 parada spec 2 up front. Reason i ask is its time for new rear tyres as my 225 50 15 proxes t1r's are getting to the legal limit and i have spotted these as a possible replacment...
http://ears.co.uk/tyres/dmack-tarmac-ra ... -tyre.html.
They are a bit more expensive than t1r's and a lot less than 888's. Ill only be driving the car a max of 2k miles on nice sunny days this year and would like a bit extra grip.
Any reason this is a bad idea? Im unsure if im getting carried away since iv seen em.
Thanks.
Bearing in mind have 195 50 15 parada spec 2 up front. Reason i ask is its time for new rear tyres as my 225 50 15 proxes t1r's are getting to the legal limit and i have spotted these as a possible replacment...http://ears.co.uk/tyres/dmack-tarmac-ra ... -tyre.html.
They are a bit more expensive than t1r's and a lot less than 888's.
Ill only be driving the car a max of 2k miles on nice sunny days this year and would like a bit extra grip.Any reason this is a bad idea? Im unsure if im getting carried away since iv seen em.
Thanks.