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  • DazBlackCSL
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    Originally posted by Yanto View Post
    Pass the popcorn Rob :whistle::hahaha:

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  • DazBlackCSL
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    Cups are fine once they get heat in them, which doesnt take long, go careful, if cold and wet... usually put mine on March / April till - Oct -Nov so run all year ( bollocks mine are currently stored up at the ring ) :banghead:

    So

    1. Far more grip in better temps / conditions
    2. Yes
    3. Yes (Laps in the rain)

    Heads off for bird pics !

    Originally posted by funtime
    Right, a few simple questions to those that use/have used cups on the road...

    (no man trains needed)

    1. What's the grip like compared to say PS2's from cold or in the wet
    2. Would 2.5mm on the rear do a 5 day ring trip whilst staying legal to drive back
    3.If it rained, would you still do laps of the ring on them or just retire to the car park?

    Basically, following on from the other thread, I'm picking my CSL up in the next couple of weeks, and the best set of used CUP's I can find have 2.5mm (in the middle) on the rear and I'm just wondering whether it would be silly to fit these to go to the ring for 5 days at easter.

    Having never driven on cups on the road (let alone rain) I have no idea what they are like and just don't want to be sliding all over the place, or worse still if it rains not drive the car round the ring.

    Thanks,

    James

    ...await's a whole load of man train replies...:banghead::banghead::hahaha:

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  • Bounce
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    Originally posted by Yanto View Post
    Pass the popcorn Rob :whistle::hahaha:
    :hahaha::hahaha:

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  • Yanto
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    Pass the popcorn Rob :whistle::hahaha:

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  • funtime
    started a topic CUP hooligans please read...

    CUP hooligans please read...

    Right, a few simple questions to those that use/have used cups on the road...

    (no man trains needed)

    1. What's the grip like compared to say PS2's from cold or in the wet
    2. Would 2.5mm on the rear do a 5 day ring trip whilst staying legal to drive back
    3.If it rained, would you still do laps of the ring on them or just retire to the car park?

    Basically, following on from the other thread, I'm picking my CSL up in the next couple of weeks, and the best set of used CUP's I can find have 2.5mm (in the middle) on the rear and I'm just wondering whether it would be silly to fit these to go to the ring for 5 days at easter.

    Having never driven on cups on the road (let alone rain) I have no idea what they are like and just don't want to be sliding all over the place, or worse still if it rains not drive the car round the ring.

    Thanks,

    James

    ...await's a whole load of man train replies...:banghead::banghead::hahaha:
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