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Originally Posted by phunky_monkey
Thanks mate 
That's what I'm tossing up at the moment. I currently have POS2's on the front and PSS' on the rear, and the rear out-grips the front causing some understeer, or at least that's what it feels like. I'm assuming the PS2's are quite old though. So I was tossing up whether to throw some PS4's on, or just go the whole hog and pop Cup 2's on.
My concern is that I do like to spin the rears up every now and again, and don;t want to ruin the car with excessive road noise and tram-lining. |
I can't believe how many " car guys" still have the original POS 2 ( I like how you did that!) on the car. Seriously.. these are getting to the point where they likely are a HAZARD.
OEM tires for this car were barely made in the current DECADE.... in 2010.
it's 2018 now of this writing.. if you have EIGHT YEAR old tires on your vehicle.. you need to have your "car guy card " pulled. Your tires are likely close to dry rotting and the potential for a failure is increasing by the day.