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XRFan101 wrote: Yeah i reccommend you go the C Drives as well! They are a great performance tyre. Bit pricey but hey you get what you pay for.
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I just put some new Kumho ECSTA 225/50r16's on my ebII fairmont with 16" ford sports rims.
$145/corner, and now i have the same tires on all four corners. joy. They still like to spin in the wet tho, :\ and i have to lay off the wheelspin cause i dont really wanny buy new tires soon hehe |
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sorry I got the XR rims.. they are 7.5" the 225/60/15 fir very nice.. I gotta remove a shim in each side as it to neutral camber.. and scrubbing the outside a bit..
but that can be fixxed.. but you can also get these in 215/60/15 205/60/15 and 195/60/15 as I'm gonna put on my wifes astra..
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Posts: 413 Joined: 14th Nov 2004 Ride: 2000 AU II Fairmont Ghia Location: Brisbane Most of the time/Sydney Some of the time |
i need rubber too...
its sorta scary when youre driving with slicks, down the highway, overtaking someone sliding sideways with no gas... needless to say i pulled over at the first tyre joint
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wot ppl think of the Pirelli P'zero Corsa's??
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nicco wrote: XRFan101 wrote: Yeah i reccommend you go the C Drives as well! They are a great performance tyre. Bit pricey but hey you get what you pay for. Out of interest, how much is a bit pricey? Well ive only got 15' stock alloys, and the C-drives that i bought for them cost me well over $300 for the pair, $350 infact. For 15's thats pretty expensive... Well imo it is.
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Well I have 15x 6.5 " Rims and I am running 215/60's and they are pretty damn good but being Bridgestone Grids I get a bit of sideways action in the Wet , He, He
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P-Zero Corsas are awesome tyres along with P-Zero Rossos but i think they only come in the larger sizes... seriouly if i were to get a good set of tyre it would be a choice between C-Drives and TPG 6 to 1 half a dozen to the other
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Recommended sizes....
6.0" width: 205/65/15 6.5" width: 215/60/15 7.0" width: 225/60/15 Heed Waggin's comment.......v.important |
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XRFan101 wrote: nicco wrote: XRFan101 wrote: Yeah i reccommend you go the C Drives as well! They are a great performance tyre. Bit pricey but hey you get what you pay for. Out of interest, how much is a bit pricey? Well ive only got 15' stock alloys, and the C-drives that i bought for them cost me well over $300 for the pair, $350 infact. For 15's thats pretty expensive... Well imo it is. Ferk!! Hrmm... might stick with bridgestone for my next set!! |
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The_Jackal wrote: wot ppl think of the Pirelli P'zero Corsa's??
my honest opinion is that theyre the best. flat out
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nicco wrote: XRFan101 wrote: nicco wrote: XRFan101 wrote: Yeah i reccommend you go the C Drives as well! They are a great performance tyre. Bit pricey but hey you get what you pay for. Out of interest, how much is a bit pricey? Well ive only got 15' stock alloys, and the C-drives that i bought for them cost me well over $300 for the pair, $350 infact. For 15's thats pretty expensive... Well imo it is. Ferk!! Hrmm... might stick with bridgestone for my next set!! You can get Bridgestone G'Grid II's for about $130 a tyre. Stick to the road like glue in the dry. But BE WARNED in the Wet they make your Falcon literally slide all over the place on take off. Even sometimes withthe slightest touch of the accelerator
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Never Have been and never will be a fan of brigestones, ive just never found there tyres to be as good as some of the other i also think there prices are a bit dteep for what they are
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Yeah like a lot of things these days you are pretty much paying to have the Bridgestone name as well. The only other good thing with the Bridgestones is they do last a long time, that is if you dont do too many "burnouts" etc with them. I had a set of G'grids for 18months before I had to replace them (down to the indicators). Now I am running the newer G'grid II's on the front and they are heaps better than the old G'grid I's in the wet.
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1 SLY 97EL wrote: nicco wrote: XRFan101 wrote: nicco wrote: XRFan101 wrote: Yeah i reccommend you go the C Drives as well! They are a great performance tyre. Bit pricey but hey you get what you pay for. Out of interest, how much is a bit pricey? Well ive only got 15' stock alloys, and the C-drives that i bought for them cost me well over $300 for the pair, $350 infact. For 15's thats pretty expensive... Well imo it is. Ferk!! Hrmm... might stick with bridgestone for my next set!! You can get Bridgestone G'Grid II's for about $130 a tyre. Stick to the road like glue in the dry. But BE WARNED in the Wet they make your Falcon literally slide all over the place on take off. Even sometimes withthe slightest touch of the accelerator Hrmm... food for thought... another $45 dollars a tyre (off XRFan101 prices) is quite a lot for the C-drives... Have Bridgestone turanza's atm, and am quite happy with them, had them for 15months, and how ever long the last owner did, and they are just getting slippery now (almost ready to get changed) |
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