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11-06-2007 08:20 AM #1
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Good plan for two sets, until the car's front suspension is set so low that only the tiny tires will fit in the fenders.....another consideration if you're building a fendered car....Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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11-06-2007 09:36 AM #2
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BTW, Vredestein's are excellent tires as well. Equal to the Michelin's in my experience (SCCA racing). If you really feel the Michelin's are what you need, go with them. They will be a good investment and I am sure they won't disappoint. And you won't have to have two sets of tires and two sets of rims.I've done numerous searches on line and the brands (blackwall) I have found are Michelin, (only available from Coker), Kuhmo and Vredestein.
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