Feedback on Barum/Avon ZZ1/Nang Kang Sport 16" wheels?
#2
Hi Mick,
Recently bought a MY98 Terzo fitted with ZZ1s. Gonna change them straight away though. They cause too much understeer and grip in the wet is s**t!
If you do a search on this BBS on them I don't think you'll find one good comment.
Seems that SO2s are the most widely recommended.
Cheers
Bas
Recently bought a MY98 Terzo fitted with ZZ1s. Gonna change them straight away though. They cause too much understeer and grip in the wet is s**t!
If you do a search on this BBS on them I don't think you'll find one good comment.
Seems that SO2s are the most widely recommended.
Cheers
Bas
#3
My STi came fitted with Nankangs by the importer. Rock solid they may be, but I think it will take 30,000 miles to wear them down. So far I have invoked the ABS twice (in the dry) and I don't exactly drive like a loon.
So, they are coming off as soon as poss, as I intend to enjoy the scoob to its full potential with a nice set of Toyo's.
You are most welcome to make an offer for a set of 4 Nankangs though, to save them gathering dust in the garage!
dela
So, they are coming off as soon as poss, as I intend to enjoy the scoob to its full potential with a nice set of Toyo's.
You are most welcome to make an offer for a set of 4 Nankangs though, to save them gathering dust in the garage!
dela
#4
Thanks for the advice. I am now the proud owner of brand spanking set of Goodyear Eagle F1s. I nearly paid £119 each but the guy didn't have them in stock. Ended up getting all 4 for just under £320 all-in - 'Imagine my Surprise!'
A very happy Mick
A very happy Mick
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