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    For those who go through loads of sets[Shimmy]do part worn cups[say 2.5mm], grip as well as new cups[5mm]in the dry.

    #2
    Originally posted by Bounce
    For those who go through loads of sets[Shimmy]do part worn cups[say 2.5mm], grip as well as new cups[5mm]in the dry.
    Yes, they can do. My Cups at OP were about 2.5mm and worn.

    Typically the amount of heat cycles a tyre goes through is the main ageing factor I think. More so that age or tread depth.

    I always think Cups are pretty good at keeping 95% of their grip even in old age. Cold or wet weather as always seems to make them seem worse than they might be in the dry

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      #3
      yes they are fine mate :thumbs:

      if in doubt


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        #4
        So this is the magical stuff you use mate.:thumbs:

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          #5
          Nothing for you to worry about Miss Daisy :hahaha:

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            #6
            yes mate, it works a treat but dont put loads on as they turn to super soft and then dont last as long

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              #7
              what kind of miles would you get out of a set of cups on the road?

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                #8
                I've heard 5000 but I suppose it depends on driving style. I have mine stacked in the garage and don't use them on the road, maybe I should as it hasn't been on track for, bloody hell I cant remember :bigcry:
                Silverstone or Donny in 2010 when ever we went there :smt017

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                  #9
                  if they'v been stood for that long probably no good now. i can get rid of them for £2 a tyre if you like, i'll even collect them, cos i'm nice like that :thumbs:

                  5000 miles ain't to bad, just working out weather to get ps2's or cups. or both (but don't tell the misses) :hahaha:

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by s.mac View Post
                    I've heard 5000 but I suppose it depends on driving style. I have mine stacked in the garage and don't use them on the road, maybe I should as it hasn't been on track for, bloody hell I cant remember :bigcry:
                    Silverstone or Donny in 2010 when ever we went there :smt017
                    Silverstone with BMWCC 2010

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Yanto View Post
                      Nothing for you to worry about Miss Daisy :hahaha:
                      Dont get to cocky just cos you've done car limits.:birdman:

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                        #12
                        :hahaha: nice try Dave

                        That was it Bret, when we all stayed at Duncs, bloody time flies :bigcry:

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                          #13
                          Tyre Softener - Anybody know what's in this stuff? I'm intrigued...

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by autohabit View Post
                            Tyre Softener - Anybody know what's in this stuff? I'm intrigued...
                            Marmalade?

                            It's what steves Tyres look like after he's daubed it on....:hahaha:

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by northernjim View Post
                              Marmalade?

                              It's what steves Tyres look like after he's daubed it on....:hahaha:
                              :hahaha::hahaha: i must get some

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