Most wheel weights for Porsches of our era are listed on this v useful page:
http://www.944racing.de/felgengewichte.php
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http://www.944racing.de/felgengewichte.php
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Michelin PS or Yoko AD08R?
- Thread starter Lungauer
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Can you get Federal 595RSR's in your sizes?
I use them year-round on one of my cars with 17" wheels and they are only £75 a corner! Given that they offer amazing dry grip (being a trackday tyre with R compound) the price of them means that it doesnt matter if they wear quickly.
Best tyre I've got on my cars by a mile. Wouldnt last 10miles on the turbo though given the power.
The other tyres I'm seriously impressed with at the moment are the Cooper Zeon. Miles better than the conti sportcontact 5 they replaced on the turbo!
After years of following the Michelin/Pirelli/Conti recommendations I've started thinking outside the box and been seriously impressed with some tyres I've found. Some however have been bloody awful and been changed within a week!
EDIT: PS in the wet the Federals are utter dog $hite! Downright dangerous.
I use them year-round on one of my cars with 17" wheels and they are only £75 a corner! Given that they offer amazing dry grip (being a trackday tyre with R compound) the price of them means that it doesnt matter if they wear quickly.
Best tyre I've got on my cars by a mile. Wouldnt last 10miles on the turbo though given the power.
The other tyres I'm seriously impressed with at the moment are the Cooper Zeon. Miles better than the conti sportcontact 5 they replaced on the turbo!
After years of following the Michelin/Pirelli/Conti recommendations I've started thinking outside the box and been seriously impressed with some tyres I've found. Some however have been bloody awful and been changed within a week!
EDIT: PS in the wet the Federals are utter dog $hite! Downright dangerous.
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