Mixed tires?
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If you are interested I can give you the contact so you can get a set of PS2 295/30/18 for aprox 640 Eur (delivered to your door).
We both live in Finland so call me if you are interested, 0440-322422( I donīt speak finnish so we have to manage with english or swedish
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We both live in Finland so call me if you are interested, 0440-322422( I donīt speak finnish so we have to manage with english or swedish
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I've run and raced with different brands front-to-rear. No problem. There's no
spooky combinatory alchemism that will make for any horror, so you can relax.
As long as you have good quality tires, you'll be OK. The number of chassis
adjustments, alignment settings and pressure changes that could be made that
would cause differences in how the front or back handles can easily outweigh,
mask or cooperate with tire differences.
spooky combinatory alchemism that will make for any horror, so you can relax.
As long as you have good quality tires, you'll be OK. The number of chassis
adjustments, alignment settings and pressure changes that could be made that
would cause differences in how the front or back handles can easily outweigh,
mask or cooperate with tire differences.
Thanks
Rolando
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I would ask the folks at:
http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforum...tion-forum-65/
I am mostly familiar with stickier, not-lasting-as-long autocross tires.
http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforum...tion-forum-65/
I am mostly familiar with stickier, not-lasting-as-long autocross tires.
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I would ask the folks at:
http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforum...tion-forum-65/
I am mostly familiar with stickier, not-lasting-as-long autocross tires.
http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforum...tion-forum-65/
I am mostly familiar with stickier, not-lasting-as-long autocross tires.
OK thanks man
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Brought a new (to me) 996 turbo home after practicing a couple of years porsche life with a 996 carrera 2. What a machine the turbo is! My first post here...
I need new rear tires soon. The owners manual says not to use different make of tires in the front and in the back. My question is why? Have you done it?
I have Michelin Pilot Sports under my car now and a pair for the rear costs over 1.000 euros here in Finland. Bridgestone Potenza would be half the price.
What is your advice and / or experience on this?
I need new rear tires soon. The owners manual says not to use different make of tires in the front and in the back. My question is why? Have you done it?
I have Michelin Pilot Sports under my car now and a pair for the rear costs over 1.000 euros here in Finland. Bridgestone Potenza would be half the price.
What is your advice and / or experience on this?
Sorry I canīt answer your PM , I have to few posts
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