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    #16
    Unless your going to do a few track days a year Cups are not worth the hassle imo.

    I used to carry two sets of wheels around at tracks and it seemed to take me forever changing wheels and suspension! Plus you have got to load/unload car, jack etc.....

    I won't be doing that again so for a good all round tyre i don't think the SS can be beaten atm. I ordering a set for the Pork next month.... :thumbs:

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      #17
      Originally posted by Bealo View Post
      Unless your going to do a few track days a year Cups are not worth the hassle imo.

      I used to carry two sets of wheels around at tracks and it seemed to take me forever changing wheels and suspension! Plus you have got to load/unload car, jack etc.....

      I won't be doing that again so for a good all round tyre i don't think the SS can be beaten atm. I ordering a set for the Pork next month.... :thumbs:
      +1 :thumbs:

      As above, having done the same, I can honestly say that SS are the best solution, particularly if you only have one set of wheels.

      Whilst MPSC do offer extra grip in the dry, it is only marginally more than the SS whereas it was considerably more than the old PS2 that many used.

      More importantly in my opinion, SS are much, much, better than MPSC in the wet on track and road - important if you are driving across to the Ring and cannot rely on dry weather!

      All IMHO of course 😜

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        #18
        Completely agree with everything said about SS's. I have them on my CSL and GT3. Its just not funny how few miles a rear set of Cups lasts on a GT3. So SS's the best solution. Especially since it only gets used as a euro trip/weekend shopper.

        Ive done a couple of track days on SS's in the CSL following other CSL's on Cups and tbh there wasnt a lot in it. Only after a few laps could you feel it starting to understeer a little, where as the cups would keep gripping.

        Plus it only takes one experience of heavy rain on the autobahn on worn cups to make you wish you had SS's :-D

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          #19
          looks like I should invest in some SS when my current Vredestein need replacing ( although I do havea spare set of wheel I could put some SS's on )

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            #20
            Yup, you've all convinced me to go SS.... being fitted to car hopefully today or Monday

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              #21
              Man up and get Cups on. All the tyre you ever need.......:smokin:

              But if you absolutely have to choose something else then Supersports are the only option. Still :gayfight: but acceptable. :wink:

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                #22
                Hi chrisburns ...sorry going off-piste here but I've noticed that is almost de rigueur here :whistle:
                Don and I were only chasing the rally around Ireland not competing! Best fun I've ever had :beer: Dunfanaghy and air-time around Atlantic Drive, I held the 'unofficial record' there from one of the pubs at Downings? and back for a while - GREAT fun beach racing - 4wd & wet sand joy rides - seem to remember the clutch didn't have as much fun :smokin:

                Hope to get over there this year in the csl - NOT on the beach :-D

                Originally posted by chrisburns View Post
                LOL that only happens a few weeks of the year.

                Whats your friends name ?

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