View Poll Results: Which tyres?....see below...

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  • Goodyear

    14 60.87%
  • Michelin

    5 21.74%
  • other?

    4 17.39%
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  1. #11
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    Kleber Dynaxer ....any1 any ideas how much these r?
    cba 2 luk atm lol

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    http://ssl.delti.com/cgi-bin/reifenb...118640&dsco=10

    £44.30 a corner from mytyres.co.uk

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    Ive got the Eagles on the front of mine and they handling is perfect wet and dry.

    Matt

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    Eagle F1's all day, any day!


  5. #15
    Quote Originally Posted by BRUN
    Quote Originally Posted by Swervin_Mervin
    F1s, without question. PE2 are softer, and therefore grippier, but if you cane it that means they'll fall apart sooner.
    eh ?

    Michelins last ages
    Try caning them. They're grippier than the F1s in the dry as they're a slightly softer tyre, so if you batter them they tend to fall apart sooner, certainly I know this is true on track.

    Guy I know hammered a Trophy when they first cam out and he loved the PE2s but said they only lasted the morning.

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    I'm currently on Toyo Proxes T1R's. They're designed to give the best grip in the wet. Have a look at their website http://www.toyo.co.uk/productdetail....s&product_id=2

  7. #17
    sorry mate but i cant believe a goodyear would last longer than a Michelin, no matter how you drive

    and for all those that have voted for Eagles, yes they are a good tyre, but have you driven on the Michelins ?.........

    ive driven with both and IMO the Michelins are worth the extra

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    iv just been lukin at the reviews on mytyres.....aparantly there very simila tyres....

    think ill go with the goodyears on the rear and get my 2 Michelins repaird for the front

  9. #19
    Quote Originally Posted by BRUN
    sorry mate but i cant believe a goodyear would last longer than a Michelin, no matter how you drive

    and for all those that have voted for Eagles, yes they are a good tyre, but have you driven on the Michelins ?.........

    ive driven with both and IMO the Michelins are worth the extra
    Try coming to a trackday Brun and have a look at all the PE2 runnners. I'll bet most prefer the PE2 because, as I said, they're a grippier tyre from the off. This is because they're a softer compound. Hence, under extreme conditions, they'll fall apart sooner.

    Same logic as why P6000s last 2,000,000 miles.

  10. #20
    from the 'feel' of both id say the F1 was the softer compound


 

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