Scottish Elises

Hi guys

Dont suppose anyone has a set of S1's front t1s's that still have a wee bit of life left that they'd like to donate do they?

Foundmy front and rear tyre combination is effective if you want to understeer as the fronts go off really quickly and have way less grip

You can still get T1-S I think - Jim Dickson, Cumbernauld.

I have AO39s : 2 front 195/50/R16 --- Lots of miles left in them
Took them off the s1 exige last month.

Not sure if that helps or not tho

Jim

Hi Jim
I've got r15's on the front unfortunately. That would have been ideal otherwise!

Many thanks

andy

You could try Joe at RTS in Paisley. He sometimes has them in stock and does them at a good price. 0141 887 9870

Andy G wrote:Hi guys

Dont suppose anyone has a set of S1's front t1s's that still have a wee bit of life left that they'd like to donate do they?

Foundmy front and rear tyre combination is effective if you want to understeer as the fronts go off really quickly and have way less grip

"unfeed the wheel if you have understeer, and lift off slightly"

/Walshy

no idear what they cost but this guy recons he has good prices

http://forums.xpowerforums.com/showthread.php?t=36790

GregR wrote: "unfeed the wheel if you have understeer, and lift off slightly"

/Walshy

I was lifting off completely and it was still wasn't going sideways - the hairpin required turn in under hard braking, and then hopping off the pedal, to get the back out until the fronts then squirmed lost grip and the rears regained theirs

Did managed a few sideways manouvres though

Andy G wrote:

GregR wrote: "unfeed the wheel if you have understeer, and lift off slightly"

/Walshy

I was lifting off completely and it was still wasn't going sideways - the hairpin required turn in under hard braking, and then hopping off the pedal, to get the back out until the fronts then squirmed lost grip and the rears regained theirs

Did managed a few sideways manouvres though

thats the quickest way

Andy G wrote:

GregR wrote: "unfeed the wheel if you have understeer, and lift off slightly"

/Walshy

I was lifting off completely and it was still wasn't going sideways - the hairpin required turn in under hard braking, and then hopping off the pedal, to get the back out until the fronts then squirmed lost grip and the rears regained theirs

Did managed a few sideways manouvres though

Handbrake is your friend

Hi Andy

I have a full set of T1R,s if you want them,only done 300 miles from new in Dec,£180.00 for the set.

Stu

I'll have the rears if Andy only wants the fronts!

Stu - YHM!