Wanted - cheap classic alloys for Blyton!
#1
Wanted - cheap classic alloys for Blyton!
Hello everyone
I have put my name down for the blyton trackday on the 27th of march and would like a set of wheels and tyres to use. I hear that the surface can be pretty harsh and want to have plenty of fun so I guess driving there and back on the same tyres is probably a no no.
I'm not looking for anything special, just some wheels that will fit with half decent tyres - anything considered as long as its cheap!
p.s mines a 93 import
cheers
James
I have put my name down for the blyton trackday on the 27th of march and would like a set of wheels and tyres to use. I hear that the surface can be pretty harsh and want to have plenty of fun so I guess driving there and back on the same tyres is probably a no no.
I'm not looking for anything special, just some wheels that will fit with half decent tyres - anything considered as long as its cheap!
p.s mines a 93 import
cheers
James
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Hi James,
when mine was running at std. power output I used Bridgestones, Yokohamas and wanli's....All easily survived there and back and all I could chuck at them.
You just need to raise the pressures ( I ran 37 F 34 R ) others driving like Twocers killed a std. tyre in just a few laps....
FroSti you know who I mean !
HTH
dunx
P.S. Last time I used R888's and it still slid around nicely....
when mine was running at std. power output I used Bridgestones, Yokohamas and wanli's....All easily survived there and back and all I could chuck at them.
You just need to raise the pressures ( I ran 37 F 34 R ) others driving like Twocers killed a std. tyre in just a few laps....
FroSti you know who I mean !
HTH
dunx
P.S. Last time I used R888's and it still slid around nicely....
Last edited by dunx; 16 March 2010 at 11:03 PM.
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Hi James,
when mine was running at std. power output I used Bridgestones, Yokohamas and wanli's....All easily survived there and back and all I could chuck at them.
You just need to raise the pressures ( I ran 37 F 34 R ) others driving like Twocers killed a std. tyre in just a few laps....
FroSti you know who I mean !
HTH
dunx
P.S. Last time I used R888's and it still slid around nicely....
when mine was running at std. power output I used Bridgestones, Yokohamas and wanli's....All easily survived there and back and all I could chuck at them.
You just need to raise the pressures ( I ran 37 F 34 R ) others driving like Twocers killed a std. tyre in just a few laps....
FroSti you know who I mean !
HTH
dunx
P.S. Last time I used R888's and it still slid around nicely....
Twocers
Anyhow its fun driving on steel
#7
its not lifting a wheel, its tripping up... how is miss daisy by the way Dunx??
long time no type fella's.... sadly on holiday for blyton again... i would NOT use the same wheels to drive there and back for sure, Dave at Knottingly breakers has a wagon in... see if he has wheels still 01977 607178
long time no type fella's.... sadly on holiday for blyton again... i would NOT use the same wheels to drive there and back for sure, Dave at Knottingly breakers has a wagon in... see if he has wheels still 01977 607178
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