Subject	They are old technology so they are noisier, harsher, and
Posted by	Dan (Raincity Z) on May 28, 2002 at 5:42 PM
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In Reply To	Are the Dunlop Sp8000 tires good tires? (n/m) posted by 91FaIrLaDyZ on May 28, 2002 at 12:31 PM
Message	less directionally stable than the newer max performance tires. But they offer pretty good grip -- actually, very good for the money. Dan
Follow Ups	Are the Dunlop Sp8000 tires good tires? (n/m) - 91FaIrLaDyZ 12:31:32 05/28/02 I don't think GR likes them, but... - Black Mammoth (ZMENOT) 12:34:26 05/28/02 I have them and I love them. Stick in turns. (n/m) - BigTDogg 12:34:29 05/28/02 they are okay, kinda soft, will wear out fast. (n/m) - SactoTodd 12:41:51 05/28/02 And they actually work well at the strip after a big burnout (n/m) - Arnel(Z32racing.com) 13:09:43 05/28/02 they are ok for the first 2-5 k, then they get hard - Halo Z 12:50:05 05/28/02 I had them, blew in rain - josh 13:01:39 05/28/02 Decent but, look at the RE730's instead (n/m) - Luke@tirerack 13:15:38 05/28/02 Best tires for grip and performance are the BFG R1's.. - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 14:01:35 05/28/02 Yes, they are good tires. (n/m) - TTony 15:22:32 05/28/02 They are old technology so they are noisier, harsher, and - Dan (Raincity Z) 17:42:32 05/28/02 get the Yoko AVS for about the same performance but a lot - AgentZ 19:41:30 05/28/02 ... (n/m) - got rice? 21:18:11 05/28/02
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