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7357 said:
Hi Peter..
75-80% road use..
I had Bridgestone SO2's on my 993 which I found very good ?? Are these ok for a GT3 ??
I would like a tyre that is good in the dry, wet and will be ok on track !
Heard 888's are very noisy for road use, P zero's wear very quick ??

IMHO Bridgestone S02's are brilliant in the dry but terrible in the wet. I can vouch for this as I aquaplaned down m25 backwards 3 years ago in my previous car.75-80% road use..
I had Bridgestone SO2's on my 993 which I found very good ?? Are these ok for a GT3 ??
I would like a tyre that is good in the dry, wet and will be ok on track !
Heard 888's are very noisy for road use, P zero's wear very quick ??

I have contis on my 996
I assume that Michelin PS2s come in Mk1 sizes too (OE on Mk2). For road use at least - fine in the dry and I honestly believe that they stopped me from crashing a couple of weeks ago.
(Only moderate rain, but hit an unexpected [masked by spray from some tart in a barge who pulled out in front of me] diagonal river of water accelerating up a hill on an A road. Car tried hard to 'plane and spin, but was caught without visible drama).
(Only moderate rain, but hit an unexpected [masked by spray from some tart in a barge who pulled out in front of me] diagonal river of water accelerating up a hill on an A road. Car tried hard to 'plane and spin, but was caught without visible drama).
7357 said:
Hi Peter..
75-80% road use..
I had Bridgestone SO2's on my 993 which I found very good ?? Are these ok for a GT3 ??
I would like a tyre that is good in the dry, wet and will be ok on track !
Heard 888's are very noisy for road use, P zero's wear very quick ??

the toyos realy do make a terrible droning noise. Plus they wear quickly. I cant seem to get more than 4 track days on fronts and maybe 5 on the rears. Pirelli corsa r tyres look like they last longer but not by much.75-80% road use..
I had Bridgestone SO2's on my 993 which I found very good ?? Are these ok for a GT3 ??
I would like a tyre that is good in the dry, wet and will be ok on track !
Heard 888's are very noisy for road use, P zero's wear very quick ??

DiscoColin said:
I assume that Michelin PS2s come in Mk1 sizes too (OE on Mk2). For road use at least - fine in the dry and I honestly believe that they stopped me from crashing a couple of weeks ago.
(Only moderate rain, but hit an unexpected [masked by spray from some tart in a barge who pulled out in front of me] diagonal river of water accelerating up a hill on an A road. Car tried hard to 'plane and spin, but was caught without visible drama).
PS2's are not availible in MK1 sizes. Can only buy PS1's otherwise it's a Pirelli or Bridgestone option for pure road tyres. I use PS1's for the road and 888's for track work.(Only moderate rain, but hit an unexpected [masked by spray from some tart in a barge who pulled out in front of me] diagonal river of water accelerating up a hill on an A road. Car tried hard to 'plane and spin, but was caught without visible drama).
(Tif - amazed you wear out your fronts before the rears, must be all that late braking at bedford that does it!)
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