QUOTE(nestum @ Oct 8 2013, 12:17 AM)
are you selling them?Excellent dry & adequate wet grip tyre?
Excellent dry & adequate wet grip tyre?
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Oct 8 2013, 07:54 AM
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Oct 8 2013, 11:02 AM
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Hi bro touge-tattack..im searching for 225/45 r17 also..what about nexen 8000?gy a2also im considering.hehe..nexen 8000 n gt hpy also have good review but price is cheaper.
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Oct 8 2013, 11:25 AM
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QUOTE(kompressor @ Oct 8 2013, 11:02 AM) Hi bro touge-tattack..im searching for 225/45 r17 also..what about nexen 8000?gy a2also im considering.hehe..nexen 8000 n gt hpy also have good review but price is cheaper. Again it's depends on what you want. Below is what i think for GY A2 & HPY1. A2 pros - comfortable - good dry grip & excellent wet grip - thick rim protector cons - soft sidewall 2. HPY pros - harder sidewall - good dry grip (A2 is slightly better on this department) cons - fast wear (considering both A2 & HPY has threadwear 300) - louder than A2 - moderate wet grip Conclusion: 1. if you want all rounder tyre, get A2 2. if you want good high speed (>90kph) cornering stability, don't mind the fast wear & noise, get HPY. |
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Thanx for the reply bro.
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QUOTE(touge-attack @ Oct 8 2013, 11:25 AM) Again it's depends on what you want. Below is what i think for GY A2 & HPY what with the sidewall? mind explain abit about the soft sidewall and cornering? im not a corner junkie, just a daily highway traveler to my & client's office.1. A2 pros - comfortable - good dry grip & excellent wet grip - thick rim protector cons - soft sidewall 2. HPY pros - harder sidewall - good dry grip (A2 is slightly better on this department) cons - fast wear (considering both A2 & HPY has threadwear 300) - louder than A2 - moderate wet grip Conclusion: 1. if you want all rounder tyre, get A2 2. if you want good high speed (>90kph) cornering stability, don't mind the fast wear & noise, get HPY. im in the midst of changing my tyre. my tyre workshop recommend me A2 tyre, Made in Germany. should i go for it? quoted around RM480/donut. This post has been edited by hafiez: Oct 12 2013, 01:26 PM |
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QUOTE(hafiez @ Oct 12 2013, 01:25 PM) what with the sidewall? mind explain abit about the soft sidewall and cornering? im not a corner junkie, just a daily highway traveler to my & client's office. Soft side wall flexes during cornering at high lateral g/speed thus it'll be unstable/having poor feedback to the driver.my tyre workshop recommend me A2 tyre, Made in Germany. If you're not a corner/touge(see ts's user name)/track junkie, sticking with the recommended gy eagle f1 a2 is more than sufficient |
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Oct 26 2013, 02:56 PM
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Nobody try Falken Azenis PT722?
I'm using a pair myself at the front, cheap and decent. Great dry grips, I've tried to land on water at around 80kmph, no hydroplaning and goes straight. You are able to feel the confidence. Make a sharp U-turn on wet tarmac at roughly 50kmph, the front turns accurately and steering responded well enough. Price @ Kota Bharu here, 380RM/pc for my Kia Forte 215/45/R17. Will change the stock kumho later on, so noisy until the buzz got into my head. |
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Oct 26 2013, 05:37 PM
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QUOTE(Shengz @ Oct 26 2013, 02:56 PM) Nobody try Falken Azenis PT722? This thread is talking about extreme summer performance tyreI'm using a pair myself at the front, cheap and decent. Great dry grips, I've tried to land on water at around 80kmph, no hydroplaning and goes straight. You are able to feel the confidence. Make a sharp U-turn on wet tarmac at roughly 50kmph, the front turns accurately and steering responded well enough. Price @ Kota Bharu here, 380RM/pc for my Kia Forte 215/45/R17. Will change the stock kumho later on, so noisy until the buzz got into my head. Falken equivalent would be Azenis RT615K |
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