QUOTE(locksng12 @ May 20 2013, 07:40 AM)
Sometimes Tg. Aru's sunset is spoiled by the black clouds when it's about to rain
Due to good economy, Brunei will always drive down to Miri to shop till they drop. They really ransack Bintang Megamall
Well, did pushed my MC5 to the limit. Spun out on 80km/h during a mini Gymkhana event.
Miri Oiltown is growing well. So many goodie goodie cars. Miri's best known for OCCC; The Oiltown Classic Car Club.

Back then, they have Soon Hup Tower, Dynasty and Pelita to ransack

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I guess even the Dunlop D-01 or ATR Sports which am currently trashing is better than MC5.
No compromise on safety so if you want a good tyres, can't go wrong with RE-002 as its sidewall offer good handling. PS3 does beat RE-002 in dry and wet grip
but its sidewall is quite soft. Previous tyres was PS3 and it scream more during fast corner compare to RE-002.
That Celica TA22 aka ST2000. I just purchased one from a relative. Car is older than us. Plan to restore the chassis and bodywork soon but I guess it will cost a bomb as his car used to drift off-road

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QUOTE(madman20 @ May 20 2013, 02:18 PM)
True..surprisingly ATR Sports review is gooding

Of course cannot compare to those R1Rs or Potenzas la (I think?)
Noise and sidewall cracking issue aside, ATR Sports is quite good at aquaplaning resistance. Am currently trashing a set for the last few month. Trashed it again last weekend on a trip to Hulu Langat. Forget about progressive steering feedback on it as you need to adapt to its limited capability. Constantly monitoring if there is a crack on inner sidewall thou.
Both are 2 world apart. You have to compare apple to apple. In this case, ATR Sports is a quarter of apple leaved overnight in the freezer which need to be finished soon and the R1R or RE-002 is a piece of fresh apple

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