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P1H
Original Poster
131 posts
17 months
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Thinking in advance.....
What types for an EP3 represent a good balance between price and performance?
Probably toward the lower end of the price spectrum.
Cheers
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Martin_Hx
1,924 posts
67 months
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GTRalex
81 posts
32 months
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i use Falken 452's had them on the EP3 and my DC5 great value and performance for the money.
cheapest place is camskill
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Grovsie26
1,302 posts
36 months
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Goodyear assymetric 2's XL are very good IMO.
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integra1799
22 posts
20 months
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What sort of price are you looking to pay?
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DC5TEG
237 posts
59 months
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Don't see the point of running a car such as the EP3 and skimping on tyres. Put the best on it IMO.
EP3 always ran well on Potenza's!
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dotty
213 posts
67 months
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cvega
87 posts
28 months
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went with FK452's on the front - the rears refuse to wear lol! So far so good. Very slippy during the first 200 miles, but broke in nicely. Also quite cheap! Type-R does not like soft sidewall tyres, imho, I had Toyo T1R's on the front before and the car felt a lot more "floppy". FK452's are much stiffer. Since FN2 has no spare wheel maybe should consider runflats - even stiffer sidewall.
(edit: just noticed EP3 - but FN2 is not much heavier, so similar rules should apply)
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integra1799
22 posts
20 months
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You should try the Bridgestone RE070's think they are about £99 each now.
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GingerWizard
4,589 posts
67 months
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I'm running some Matadors on the front at the moment, they are a bit stiff when cold but progressive enough to keep you out of trouble. They would be s  t on a track day, but they have certainly made my driving smoother on changeable road conditions. Seemingly they are wearing very well too.
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