26/03/2007 21:53:59 Mike If anyone fancies a set of D01Js but were put off by the price, now would be a good time to call EARS Motorsport ;) Their prices on Kumho track-day tyres are quite reasonable too, but if the Dunlops are only around ?30 more, I know what I'd go for... ________ [URL="http://www.ford-wiki.com/wiki/Ford_Vulcan_engine"]VULCAN ENGINE[/URL]

26/03/2007 23:00:37 Dave [quote=Mike H]If anyone fancies a set of D01Js but were put off by the price, now would be a good time to call EARS Motorsport ;) Their prices on Kumho track-day tyres are quite reasonable too, but if the Dunlops are only around £30 more, I know what I'd go for...[/quote]Don't tell Rob - he's jus bought two SO2s :D How much is half-price anyway?

27/03/2007 00:36:25 Mike Well, no-one's disputing how sticky the SO2s are, I've had plenty of experience of pitting GSD2s against them! A figure of ?75 was mentioned for a 205/50 16", whether that was with or without VAT I didn't ask. With GSD2s having fallen off the availability list, I'm keeping an eye out for suitable replacements. But damn my shoestring budget, damn it to hell! :mad: :D ________ [URL="http://dispensaries.org/"]Weedmaps[/URL]

27/03/2007 07:21:35 Stu [quote=Mike H]Well, no-one's disputing how sticky the SO2s are, I've had plenty of experience of pitting GSD2s against them! :D[/quote] I dunno :rolleyes: a workman blaming his tools again :D Stu

27/03/2007 10:03:59 Dave £75 sounds very reasonable compared with the £98 I pay for SO2s, but then I'd need a new set of rims and have to factor in increased wheel bearing costs!