Re T350 rubber
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MADT350

Original Poster:

394 posts

241 months

Wednesday 21st March 2007
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I wonder if anyone can tell me what make/model of rubber the T350 came with when new.

Also what is the best rubber you can put on the t350 that suites it best...(cost not a issue)

many thanks

steve11

522 posts

275 months

Wednesday 21st March 2007
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Originally I believe it was Toyo proxes T1S (which had a specific TVR fit) these have now been replaced with Toyo proxes T1R.

I have Goodyear Eagle F1's fitted.

mw510

592 posts

237 months

Wednesday 21st March 2007
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Same here.

Daftlad

3,324 posts

271 months

Wednesday 21st March 2007
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steve11 said:
Originally I believe it was Toyo proxes T1S (which had a specific TVR fit) these have now been replaced with Toyo proxes T1R.

I have Goodyear Eagle F1's fitted.

F1s were standard from cars built 2004 onwards.

MADT350

Original Poster:

394 posts

241 months

Wednesday 21st March 2007
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many thanks guys

tail slide

2,169 posts

277 months

Wednesday 21st March 2007
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F1's give superior grip in wet weather especially standing water, in my experience.

Which is nice

bobd

973 posts

250 months

Thursday 22nd March 2007
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Good Year F1's road, Dunlop Direza track or nice dry summers day

icraigmy

1,653 posts

253 months

Thursday 22nd March 2007
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Toyo

V-GOM

1,650 posts

258 months

Thursday 22nd March 2007
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F1's

J_S_G

6,177 posts

280 months

Friday 23rd March 2007
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Running T1Rs on the car. Really like most of the characteristics (having run F1s, T1Ss, S03s, etc). Only curious thing is they seem to lock up under braking more readily. Might just be my brake bias, though.

hollowpockets

5,910 posts

246 months

Friday 23rd March 2007
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i had toyo T1-S's before and T1-R's now, ,think they are great (sidewalls a tad soft) and i will use them again if i dont opt for some R888's next time.

David Godfrey

3,857 posts

254 months

Friday 23rd March 2007
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T1-R's here too - seem better than the T1-s's that were on it when I got the car.....

earlyriser

592 posts

237 months

Monday 23rd July 2007
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tail slide said:
F1's give superior grip in wet weather especially standing water, in my experience.

Which is nice smile
I heard F1s were a dry weather tyre?

Targarama

14,785 posts

313 months

Tuesday 24th July 2007
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earlyriser said:
tail slide said:
F1's give superior grip in wet weather especially standing water, in my experience.

Which is nice smile
I heard F1s were a dry weather tyre?
Nope, great all rounder. Work very well in the wet.

EnjyBenjy

928 posts

283 months

Tuesday 24th July 2007
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Got F1s on mine, wider rears (255/35s).

Burba

1,870 posts

287 months

Tuesday 24th July 2007
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EnjyBenjy said:
Got F1s on mine, wider rears (255/35s).
does that aid grip at all?

EnjyBenjy

928 posts

283 months

Tuesday 24th July 2007
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Dunno,I went from bald 235s to brand new 255s! Looks pretty cool, had no rubbing issues either.

FrancoTam

234 posts

234 months

Wednesday 25th July 2007
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I've got good year F1's on mine and so far have found them better in the wet than T1-R's but very close in the dry. I also opted for wider rear tyres but chickened out and got 245's as they said 255's might be a bit too wide for the actual rim width.

Burba

1,870 posts

287 months

Wednesday 25th July 2007
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dealer replaced my rears for T-R's as part of PDI and boy are the slippery - need to bed them in fast!

rpa.janwell

1,653 posts

267 months

Wednesday 25th July 2007
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F1's for road and a set of 888's standing by.