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  1. #385
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    Apr 2004
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    2012EuroLux Nav

    Fuel Economy Problem

    My Euro has now done 153000k's and my fuel economy is heading south fast over the last couple of months. Around 11 or 12L per 100k which is a lot worse than i have previously got.
    I have noticed that my stainless exhaust pipe tips are rather sooty black.
    In years gone by this would indicate that the fuel mixture is too "rich" .
    Is that still true with today's fuel and engines ??
    I use Shell 98 exclusively and the spark plugs were changed at 100000k

    Sorry guys this was supposed to be a new thread. I dont know how it got in here
    Last edited by falco; 01-12-2009 at 03:05 PM.

  2. #386
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    Melbourne
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    Accord Euro Luxury 2005
    Gotta replace two tyres on my euro. 225/45R17.
    Been quoted $235/tyre fitted for RE001 and $280/tyre fitted for C.Drive.
    Given those two choices and prices which one would you go for?
    I am after quiet rides and durability and am leaning toward C.Drive.

  3. #387
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    Mar 2009
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    No reply but just an update. In the end I got RE001 for $230 fitted after reading some earlier posts as I only drive 10000kms a year.

  4. #388
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    I have see C-drives at $249 in a few places in Melb.


    That price for RE001's is a top price though!!!

  5. #389
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    Sep 2004
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    Darwin
    Car:
    Lexus IS-F
    RE001's are on sale now at bridgestone.
    225/45R17 for $259ea.
    Honda Accord Euro CU2 / Lexus IS-F

  6. #390
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    I have had c.drive on my Euro and was VERY disappointed in how long they lasted (25000k's highway driving)
    I have finally found a great tyre in the Michelin Energy

  7. #391
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    Aug 2005
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    "07" CL9 Limited Lux
    I just installed c-drive (225/40/18) and very happy with the grip and noise of the tyres. Depends what you want in the tyres. The c-drives offer more grip thus will probably wear a bit quicker than the harder component tyres that dont grip as well.
    I will go potenza for my next set i think, just to see how they compare.

  8. #392
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    Sydney Harbour Bridge
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    03 CL9 Euro
    Quote Originally Posted by snYpz View Post
    I just installed c-drive (225/40/18) and very happy with the grip and noise of the tyres. Depends what you want in the tyres. The c-drives offer more grip thus will probably wear a bit quicker than the harder component tyres that dont grip as well.
    I will go potenza for my next set i think, just to see how they compare.
    mainly cos yoko are softer compound.
    vTeK 4-Life!
    FOR SALE: CL9

  9. #393
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    Mar 2005
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    '05 Euro Lux, 6SPD SS
    Where for the RE001 225/45/17 for $235 fitted ?


    Quote Originally Posted by willwen View Post
    Gotta replace two tyres on my euro. 225/45R17.
    Been quoted $235/tyre fitted for RE001 and $280/tyre fitted for C.Drive.
    Given those two choices and prices which one would you go for?
    I am after quiet rides and durability and am leaning toward C.Drive.

  10. #394
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    Quote Originally Posted by V205 View Post
    Where for the RE001 225/45/17 for $235 fitted ?
    Maribyrnong Bridgestone, and it's $230 if you are a member of RACV.

  11. #395
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    Jul 2008
    Location
    Adelaide
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    2008 Luxury Sat Nav
    I am thinking of buying some new tyres but cannot decide which one for both quietness and low/no tramlining.

    Option 1 - Michelin Pilot Preceda II's
    Option 2 - Sumitomo ZIII's
    Option 3- Toyo Teo's

    I know there is a huge price difference between them however that isn't a concern, the above is.

    Would love to hear opinions.
    Last edited by The X Man; 21-12-2009 at 12:37 PM.
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  12. #396
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    Quote Originally Posted by The X Man View Post
    I am thinking of buying some new tyres but cannot decide which one for both quietness and low/no tramlining.

    Option 1 - Michelin Pilot Preceda II's
    Option 2 - Sumitomo ZIII's
    Option 3- Toyo Teo's

    I know there is a huge price difference between them however that isn't a concern, the above is.

    Would love to hear opinions.

    I have the Sumi's and they are unbelievable for the price you pay. In really heavy rain I turned off traction control and it broke traction but gathered it up quiker than the Re040's ever did.

    to answer your q though very quiet!!!

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