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Originally Posted by cossie350
Ive got them on the cossie and in the dry there 10 times better than the pirreli(spelling) p-zero's that i had before, but in the dry there just as shit.
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I had these on my Sapphire, and depending on the size, they suck in hard use. Basically the tyre wall is not of sufficient rigidity for track use. In high speed cornering the car moves around like the bushes are fucked. I "almost" changed my rear beam bushes as it was so disconcerting, but I then put the rear slicks I had on the car, and it went away. It was then that I realised it was the tyre and upon examination, this was evidenced by the wear on the sidewall
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I had them on my 17's on my race car they are shit was like driving on ice i'd thought they'd get better as they scrubbed in problem being there so bloody hard they did not scrub in,
probably do loads of miles on a shitter though
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