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keep or throw???
Hey guys I got some light weight rims on my car there only 15" so I get nice accel and handlin, but the tyre on them are shockin there a cheap brand tyre, should I keep them on till they wear away or should I go ahead and put some realy good Toyos on?
P.S where can I find the brand Monarch they dont sell them here in Aus
 Originally Posted by Muzz
My silly 17 yo thoughts from 3 years ago "hmm my tyres are bald, ahh well race cars run slick tyres, itll give me more grip" 
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umm...this is kind of a silly question.
if you have the money, get good tyres. if you dont, then dont.
get t1r's. best value street tyres ive used.
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dunno if they make emm anymore
yoko es100 gets my thumbsup over t1r's
a fair bit more expensive though.
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If youve got the cash and are impatient, then go ahead.
Personally id get my dollars worth out of the tyres youve got now even if they are shitters.
BTW, what should i have for breakfast tomorrow, im thinking maby nutri-grain, but i could always have some toast or even ice cream. I know ill never be an iron man no matter how much nutri-grain i down. What should i do.
lol, just messin
Last edited by Muzz; 21-06-2007 at 01:23 AM.
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ye fair nuff ill just keep the ones now and wait thx
Originally Posted by Muzz
My silly 17 yo thoughts from 3 years ago "hmm my tyres are bald, ahh well race cars run slick tyres, itll give me more grip"
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If they're livable then okay but if they're dangerous like you can't brake properly, aquaplaning on a slightly wet road then don't wait and get better tires, its the only thing connecting your car to the road, not something to skimp (sp?) on.
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ye i crashed cos i Aquad and wrote the thing off now its all fixed so I want new tyres
Originally Posted by Muzz
My silly 17 yo thoughts from 3 years ago "hmm my tyres are bald, ahh well race cars run slick tyres, itll give me more grip"
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Originally Posted by DreadAngel
If they're livable then okay but if they're dangerous like you can't brake properly, aquaplaning on a slightly wet road then don't wait and get better tires, its the only thing connecting your car to the road, not something to skimp (sp?) on.
Yeah, i found that out the scary way back in the day, luckily it wasnt the painful or expensive way lol.
My silly 17 yo thoughts from 3 years ago "hmm my tyres are bald, ahh well race cars run slick tyres, itll give me more grip"
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Originally Posted by Muzz
Yeah, i found that out the scary way back in the day, luckily it wasnt the painful or expensive way lol.
My silly 17 yo thoughts from 3 years ago "hmm my tyres are bald, ahh well race cars run slick tyres, itll give me more grip"
HAHAHAAHAH o man thats clasic you know now taht the racin slicks are a soft compound and melt to the road lol
Originally Posted by Muzz
My silly 17 yo thoughts from 3 years ago "hmm my tyres are bald, ahh well race cars run slick tyres, itll give me more grip"
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Bwahahaha, I thought all tires were around the same quality... Hmmm Antyres... *brakes hard in slightly wet condition* ITS NOT FARKING STOPPING!!! lol
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lol man you shoulda seen my mate he put my Mitsubishi Colt in a 2 Ft hole lol car was up 3FT in the air cos it was rainin and he thaught he was cool in the rain lol I wish I had photo he own Cordia and hope to god he doesnt do it with that lol
Originally Posted by Muzz
My silly 17 yo thoughts from 3 years ago "hmm my tyres are bald, ahh well race cars run slick tyres, itll give me more grip"
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Originally Posted by serpo
HAHAHAAHAH o man thats clasic you know now taht the racin slicks are a soft compound and melt to the road lol
Yeah ive learnt alot in the last 3 years
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