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  • s.mac
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    DZ02s are no longer, they were taken over by the 03s

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  • mattCSLnut
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    Originally posted by karbonkid View Post
    DZ02s are no longer, they were taken over by the 03s.
    Is there an echo in here ? :whistle: ................. :hahaha:

    LIke the title says how do these tyres compare to the likes of a048 v70 pilot cups etc. I will be doing quite a few track days this yr and would like some expert opinions if anyone has came across these tyres.

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  • karbonkid
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    Originally posted by steve2009 View Post
    im sure the dz02's are road legal unless its changed this year. i've decided to go for a set of these or it'l be the dz03's, what do you's run on trackdays your 18's ? or 19's? i was hopin to get 18" rears all round for track :thumbs:
    DZ02s are no longer, they were taken over by the 03s.

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  • steve2009
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    im sure the dz02's are road legal unless its changed this year. i've decided to go for a set of these or it'l be the dz03's, what do you's run on trackdays your 18's ? or 19's? i was hopin to get 18" rears all round for track :thumbs:

    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    They aren't road legal, but don't tell Matt as he drives to Germany on them:thumbs:

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  • glendog74
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    Originally posted by mattCSLnut View Post
    That's impressive :thumbs: and what did that pair set you back ?
    £535 delivered :thumbs:

    So my track wheel plans for 2011 are to run 18"s with full fat Cup tyres... :smokin: I already have a pair of rear tyres courtesy of Lawsy so i rang Elite tyres in Rainham today to enquire about the 265/35/18 fronts. I usually tend to find Elite are the best for new Michelin Pilot Sport Cup tyre prices and availability

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  • mattCSLnut
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    Originally posted by glendog74 View Post
    My pair arrived from Mytyres.com (in Germany) just 3 days after ordering! :thumbs:
    That's impressive :thumbs: and what did that pair set you back ?

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  • glendog74
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    Originally posted by mattCSLnut View Post
    What's the availability like ? :whistle:
    My pair arrived from Mytyres.com (in Germany) just 3 days after ordering! :thumbs:

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  • mattCSLnut
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    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    A set of 265/35/18 Cups from mutters costs £1050 delivered I think, maybe £1100
    What's the availability like ? :whistle:

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  • mattCSLnut
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    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    They aren't road legal, but don't tell Matt as he drives to Germany on them:thumbs:
    I wish I bloody did sometimes :blalalala: instead I spent half of my life loading them into the CSL, loading them out of the CSL , then bolting them onto my CSL and them taking them off the CSL :banghead:
    I wish I'd just left the bastard things On :bigcry:

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  • shimmy
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    A set of 265/35/18 Cups from mutters costs £1050 delivered I think, maybe £1100

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  • shimmy
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    They aren't road legal, but don't tell Matt as he drives to Germany on them:thumbs:

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  • steve2009
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    wow that seems pretty steep lol i really do hope they are worth the extra doh. where bouts do you get these tyres from matt? they hardly look like a road legal tyre.. maybe thats what i like about them :thumbs:
    Originally posted by mattCSLnut View Post
    :smt055 U too Jim-Bow :blalalala: :hahaha:
    They should be amazing considering what they cost ... £330 per corner :119: in 265 35 18 :bigcry: That's more then same size Mich CUPs and I don't think they are that much better, though U do get more tread with them in the first place :whistle: and they seem to last longer :beer:

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  • mattCSLnut
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    Originally posted by northernjim View Post
    whore!
    :hahaha::hahaha::hahaha:

    but briefly on topic for once, dunlops are supposed to be amazing track tyres - never heard a bad thing said about them:beer:
    :smt055 U too Jim-Bow :blalalala: :hahaha:
    They should be amazing considering what they cost ... £330 per corner :119: in 265 35 18 :bigcry: That's more then same size Mich CUPs and I don't think they are that much better, though U do get more tread with them in the first place :whistle: and they seem to last longer :beer:

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  • northernjim
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    whore! /\ /\
    :hahaha::hahaha::hahaha:




    but briefly on topic for once, dunlops are supposed to be amazing track tyres - never heard a bad thing said about them:beer:

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  • mattCSLnut
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    Originally posted by steve2009
    LIke the title says how do these tyres compare to the likes of a048 v70 pilot cups etc. I will be doing quite a few track days this yr and would like some expert opinions if anyone has came across these tyres.

    AWESOM :supz: Super grippy and long lasting :thumbs: a tad expensive however, when bought New, not that I would know anything about that :whistle: They have been superseded few years ago by DZ03g, which are even better, so they say :hahaha:
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