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Gomme silenziosissime, hanno una tenuta ottima , inserimento preciso in curva . Sono soddisfattissimo . Vanno benissimo anche sul bagnato . E le ho pagate solo 35 euro l'una !
Very quiet tires, have a good seal, insert precise cornering. I am very satisfied. They go very well in the wet. And I paid only 35 euro each!
Gomme silenziosissime, hanno una tenuta ottima , inserimento preciso in curva . Sono soddisfattissimo . Vanno benissimo anche sul bagnato . E le ho pagate solo 35 euro l'una !
Very quiet tires, have a good seal, insert precise cornering. I am very satisfied. They go very well in the wet. And I paid only 35 euro each!
I'm debating on buying new all-seasons. My Avon Tyres (they're British) are 4-5/32's in the front and 3-4/32's in the rear. Snow would probably be a little sketchy if I try and get a fifth season out of them. I'm thinking of picking up a set of the new Continental ExtremeContact DWS.
Also, you never got back to me about the ET500's. How have you liked them as a street pad? Have you driven enough miles to see how quickly the pad seems to be wearing. What other pads have you had in the past, and how would complare them to the ET500's?
Why would you want to go the Olive Garden in the first place?
morning gents, another long day of work ahead. all this talk of gas is making me upset, im on E and left my wallet at home. Going to be a sketch drive home from work....im an idiot. have a good one
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ben, i'm running et500s and they're not too bad. they really need to be heated up well before they start stopping the car well. i'm a brake junkie and like stopping fast perhaps more than i like going fast so i think i need something aggressive but for the street and autox they're adequate.
also the only thing i like at olive garden is the soup salad and bread sticks. they food is pretty bad. they have one decent wine on the menu too.
also the only thing i like at olive garden is the soup salad and bread sticks. they food is pretty bad. they have one decent wine on the menu too.
All over the place, but Pete is right everywhere involved a tree stand and some tinks 69
We have also been real busy at work
I just wanted to stop in a say
Happy Hanukkah, smoke marijuanka, hah chu........god bless chu and too all a good night Hoes Hoes Hoes and blow Merry Christmas
We have also been real busy at workI just wanted to stop in a say
Happy Hanukkah, smoke marijuanka, hah chu........god bless chu and too all a good night Hoes Hoes Hoes and blow Merry Christmas
Last edited by turbotekray; Dec 7, 2010 at 05:33 AM.
BTW My Nokyans Hikappelitas did a ****ty job this morning in this, so ended up leaving it and taking the Beemer, but once again my baby cranked over 1st try 
on the corn !!
on the corn !!
Last edited by turbotekray; Dec 7, 2010 at 05:43 AM.
Thats hard to believe Ray. The Nokians are rated as one of the best snow tires on the market. I'm dying to see how the Generals I have do in the snow. Reviews say they are awesome in deep snow.
2 MORE WEEKS TILL PHILLY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Then Peaty the Meaty Turbo and company come up for a 1 week hiatus!!!
I do the same with the Audi, an extra few dollars a tank is worth it. My 170hp V6 actually calls for it as well.
Did you find any reviews on the tire? I couldn't find much written about them, but $400 shipped seems awfully cheap. I've heard that the Hankook Icebear is a good affordable snow tire, but those Federals are probably $40-$50 less per tire.
I'm debating on buying new all-seasons. My Avon Tyres (they're British) are 4-5/32's in the front and 3-4/32's in the rear. Snow would probably be a little sketchy if I try and get a fifth season out of them. I'm thinking of picking up a set of the new Continental ExtremeContact DWS.
Also, you never got back to me about the ET500's. How have you liked them as a street pad? Have you driven enough miles to see how quickly the pad seems to be wearing. What other pads have you had in the past, and how would complare them to the ET500's?
Why would you want to go the Olive Garden in the first place?
Did you find any reviews on the tire? I couldn't find much written about them, but $400 shipped seems awfully cheap. I've heard that the Hankook Icebear is a good affordable snow tire, but those Federals are probably $40-$50 less per tire.
I'm debating on buying new all-seasons. My Avon Tyres (they're British) are 4-5/32's in the front and 3-4/32's in the rear. Snow would probably be a little sketchy if I try and get a fifth season out of them. I'm thinking of picking up a set of the new Continental ExtremeContact DWS.
Also, you never got back to me about the ET500's. How have you liked them as a street pad? Have you driven enough miles to see how quickly the pad seems to be wearing. What other pads have you had in the past, and how would complare them to the ET500's?
Why would you want to go the Olive Garden in the first place?
ben, i'm running et500s and they're not too bad. they really need to be heated up well before they start stopping the car well. i'm a brake junkie and like stopping fast perhaps more than i like going fast so i think i need something aggressive but for the street and autox they're adequate.
also the only thing i like at olive garden is the soup salad and bread sticks. they food is pretty bad. they have one decent wine on the menu too.
also the only thing i like at olive garden is the soup salad and bread sticks. they food is pretty bad. they have one decent wine on the menu too.
Oh James , i forgot to tell you, I had 12 celebrations and 4 Santas private reserve on Sunday. Had the worst Monday in my toilets history Worked better than the almighty colon cleanser.
Worked better than the almighty colon cleanser.
BTW Guys , I told Zabes to come join us here in our paradise, He and I were the only Evos in our county until last week a buddy of mine from up here picked one up. I hope he does not mind the Gay Vampires.
Last edited by turbotekray; Dec 7, 2010 at 06:00 AM.