PS2 or PZERO
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The Pirrelli Pzero's are about $300 less all around than the PS2's.
I havent read too much about the Pzero's on GT3's.
The Corsa's are just too pricey.
Any thoughts?
I havent read too much about the Pzero's on GT3's.
The Corsa's are just too pricey.
Any thoughts?
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My 997 C2S came from the factory with the PZeros. I ultimately switched them out to the PS2s. The PZeros lasted longer, but I definitely got more grip from the PS2s.
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I'm selling my new Corsas from my 2010 GT3 within the next few weeks. They have 4 miles on them. Not because I don't like them, I've never had them on any other Porsche. I want a street tire with more life. So, if anyone is interested.
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The P Zero Trofeo is coming out very soon. Just wait a few weeks and get them. I was told by Porsche people that they will be cheaper than the Sport Cups and are much better on the track. Am quite anxious to try them
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I like the grip of the PS2's, however, their longevity is a major drawback. The Pirelli's last a little longer and are cheaper. I went through a set of rear PS2's in about 4k miles.
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OOOOr....
Nitto NT-05 http://www.nittotire.com/#index.tire.nt05
Nitto NT-01 http://www.nittotire.com/#index.tire.nt01
used both for street and track, and in the rain. Good times.
Nitto NT-05 http://www.nittotire.com/#index.tire.nt05
Nitto NT-01 http://www.nittotire.com/#index.tire.nt01
used both for street and track, and in the rain. Good times.
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My friend put the RE-11s on his Cayman S at the track because his Pirrelli's wore out. He loved them on the track and even drove from Cali to TX through rain and some snow. He likes them.
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i have about 1,000 miles on my re-11's and one track day. great tire, solid carcass and very good in the rain. for less than $1100 bucks for a full set (305/30/19's and 245/35/19's) you can't beat the price for performance.