Problem with Pirelli Pzero System !
03-10-2002, 12:00 AM
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[quote]Originally posted by Chris C.:
<strong>With all due respect to Viken's preferences, I know of no one else who likes the P-zeros. They have the added disadvantage of not offering a rim protection ridge, too.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Of course no one likes the P-Zero's. They are noisy, wear too fast, slide in the rain, stick too much in the dry and they don't have a worthless rim protector edge. Why would anyone use such a tire on a sports car?
<strong>With all due respect to Viken's preferences, I know of no one else who likes the P-zeros. They have the added disadvantage of not offering a rim protection ridge, too.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Of course no one likes the P-Zero's. They are noisy, wear too fast, slide in the rain, stick too much in the dry and they don't have a worthless rim protector edge. Why would anyone use such a tire on a sports car?
03-10-2002, 10:12 AM
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Check the classifieds. I tried posting a link but it doesn't work. It's a blue and red car. If you're really interested, I'll send you private e-mails with everything you ever wanted to know about this car
JM
Check the classifieds. I tried posting a link but it doesn't work. It's a blue and red car. If you're really interested, I'll send you private e-mails with everything you ever wanted to know about this car
JM
03-14-2002, 05:05 PM
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I'm with Viken on the P0's. My S on 18s is excellent, will really need proof to go elsewhere - but never been a Pirelli fan before!
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