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Hurdy:

--- Quote from: Greenouse on September 05, 2009, 04:58:51 pm ---They look...........................




















Stiiiicky!  :laugh: :happy2:

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I'm going to try them on the car for a month (low mile muncher me...normally), if they seem okay I'll probably go to the Nurburgring and Spa with them in October :happy2:

RobH:
they look sweet as  :happy2:. never understood how that unsprung wait thingy worked.

BMX:

--- Quote from: Hurdy on September 05, 2009, 04:41:31 pm ---The Pescara's weigh around 26.5lb. With tyres the weight is 24.1kg as opposed to 19.3kg for the TD/R888 combo. That is a saving of 4.8kg per wheel = 19.2kg, which is the equivalent of taking around 96kg out of the sprung weight of the car.

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what tyres are you using to get it to 24.1kg  :scared:

ive just weighed my new pilot sport 2,s 225/40/18 and they are 9.8kg + pescara at 12.0201 = 20.92kg

so thats only 1.62kg heavier

oldtomo:

--- Quote from: Hurdy on September 05, 2009, 04:41:31 pm ---The Pescara's weigh around 26.5lb. With tyres the weight is 24.1kg as opposed to 19.3kg for the TD/R888 combo. That is a saving of 4.8kg per wheel = 19.2kg, which is the equivalent of taking around 96kg out of the sprung weight of the car.

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How will taking out of 96kg of the sprung weight of the car affect things?

As you can probably tell, I do not quite understand the whole sprung/unsprung weight side of things! 

gillm:
i run r888 on my mk1 and they are very good but when the get hot they will stick to the bottom of your doors lol .

oh and when you srub them in make sure its dry , i got cought out in the rain when mine were new and it was dicey . man hole covers were scrary .

mine after a day @ llandow

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