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Old 03 December 2014, 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted by urban
Listen, you can charge as much as you want for a tyre.
Doesn't make it a good tyre though does it

And which tyre were you referring to, the nankangs or the other one with the shyte name/reputation
Old 03 December 2014, 10:03 AM
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The Nankangs mentioned are excellent tyres, just ignorance towards the brandname stops them selling larger quantities IMO.

I'm going to try the RE070's next, as I'm stepping down to 17's. I'll never push them hard, as that's what my R888's are for on my track wheels
Old 03 December 2014, 12:04 PM
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Heres a thread about the Nankangs with feed back from people that have used them.

https://www.scoobynet.com/wheels-tyr...ang-ns-2r.html
Old 03 December 2014, 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by urban
Listen, you can charge as much as you want for a tyre.
Doesn't make it a good tyre though does it

And which tyre were you referring to, the nankangs or the other one with the shyte name/reputation
Exactly, it works both ways, Pirelli could make a tyre 225/45/17 at £300 a corner tyre doesn't make it the best tyre money can buy. It's just brand snobbery. 5-10 years ago most of us would have touched Hankook or Verdasten, and now people rate them as good as the premium brands.
Old 03 December 2014, 01:40 PM
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Well they're mainly being used for track work on that thread posted above.
A quick look on camskill shows them as having wet grip rating of C, so I'll leave you all to them.
Old 03 December 2014, 01:59 PM
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I am not so sure I would trust that rating system. After all Ultrac Sesantas are listed as wet grip rating c, while linglongs in the same size are rated wet grip b, and we all know which ones out of those two are the better tyre.
Old 03 December 2014, 02:15 PM
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I've got a set of bridgestone s001's on my spec c, they seem to be good enough.
Goodyear eagle f1 a2's are very good to.
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Originally Posted by urban
Well they're mainly being used for track work on that thread posted above.
A quick look on camskill shows them as having wet grip rating of C, so I'll leave you all to them.
And again, no clue!
Just finding ways to warrant your earlier comment instead of owning up like a man and say I got it wrong, sorry.
I mean you havnt even tried them ffs.
What a grade 1 tit.
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What are are you FFS.
I've no intention of trying them you tool.

I'd be sure I've gone through more sets of tyres than yourself over the years.
As a result, experience then says which ones have worked for me, as well as knowing which one I'm not going to entertain, and which one to avoid.
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Originally Posted by urban
What are are you FFS.
I've no intention of trying them you tool.

I'd be sure I've gone through more sets of tyres than yourself over the years.
As a result, experience then says which ones have worked for me, as well as knowing which one I'm not going to entertain, and which one to avoid.
But you havnt even tried them so how do you know to avoid?
And yes ok you've gone through more than me.

That's my last post with you on the subject as you cant educate pork

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Old 03 December 2014, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by bustaMOVEs
But you havnt even tried them so how do you know to avoid?
And yes ok you've gone through more than me.

That's my last post with you on the subject as you cant educate pork
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