IPguy

missed you by a few days, was there on south, 5/19, Boden had the Fall Line GT3 out to play that day

Mr Michael B

We will catch up together and make a day of it. I have several more days planned there and I want to make a point to see the Fall Line machine anyhow.

AllanJ

Great story, Michael. Hoosiers definitely have grip. Amazing tire. Wish the grip lasted longer.

996FLT6

Kuhmos : ). Mike

mkk62

Great reading. Thanks. Will try my v710's soon for first time.

FFaust

Me too Except mine was 240Z

FFaust

Great story. Thanks MB.

"...There is something wrong with my new car..."

BTW, not sure that the MPSCs have any more "rain ability" than the Hoosiers...

Mr Michael B

Yeah, your prolly right, but at least the Michelin or the other choices avoid what looks to me like a certain death wet tread pattern of the Hoosiers.

I do remember crawling home in a spring shower on my MPSC's years ago tho'...

FFaust

^ Whenever I need reassurance about the cups in the wet, I tell myself that they can't be that bad since they do come as OE on the new GT3/RS. Of course, those are the 19" N spec, which are apparently "much" better in the wet, but still...

himself

Hoosiers suck in the wet. Really bad.




Yes, that's me (in my previous car) getting passed by a Range Rover.

-td

LVDell

Similar, but still different tire isn't it? I thought the N-Spec MPSC+ slotted between a PS2 and a MPSC.

IPguy

Sounds good, I could use some feed back from an experience driver...

FFaust

My understanding as well.

911SLOW

Real cups are not just bad.. when it rains they want blood.

spare tire

The 240Z in the photo is very well driven. The owner has put in a full cage and dogbox and regularly broke all sorts of parts in the engine and drivetrain due to the stock 6 being turbo and supercharged. Now the car has an LS1 Vette engine and both speed and reliability have taken a big jump higher.