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  • sydown
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    I went for the Pirelli P-Zero Rosso and to be fair I can't fault them, I don't think there is a great deal of dry/wet grip difference between them and the PS2's I replaced.

    Not tried them on the track.

    The Rosso's seem to be wearing at a reasonable rate so no complaints!!

    Think I paid just over £850 for the set in standard CSL sizes.

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  • cslsuperfan
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    cups

    just ordered full set of cups from lovetyres

    £1106 delivered:-D

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  • still no worries
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    A mate of mine got 4 new super sports today £980

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  • billyboysm3
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    I run Goodyears Eagle F1's Assy II and they are perfect, managed to get them from love tyres for something silly like £700 in CSL sizes before the trip, might be worth a look.

    These cars need some good shoe's, I would personally go with SS or Eagle F1's for everyday use. Cups totally transform the car.

    Billy

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  • sailorbaz
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    Originally posted by Mark CSL View Post
    Falken 452 £400+vat a set and great in the wet :whistle:
    I'll second this as run a set before which last me over 3 years and 18k miles. Not too shabby on track too.

    Originally posted by 73CSL View Post
    had a long chat the other day with the UK head of technical @ Michelin ... interesting insight into the cups & SS

    Basically he said , he got his tyres free so could choose any of them but he would always fit the SuperSports to a CSL that spent any time on the road. The SS outperformed the cup in all areas except for that last 5% on a track.
    Hmmm... hard to beat driving a CSL on Cups though, I have to say. Maybe for long M'Way stuff, SS's would be 'more comfortable' but for Sunday runs, has to be Cups all day long. :thumbs:

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  • 73CSL
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    had a long chat the other day with the UK head of technical @ Michelin ... interesting insight into the cups & SS

    Basically he said , he got his tyres free so could choose any of them but he would always fit the SuperSports to a CSL that spent any time on the road. The SS outperformed the cup in all areas except for that last 5% on a track.

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  • Steve B
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    I was amazed on just how good the Super Sports are.....:supz:


    Steve

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  • shimmy
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    Super Sports.......it's not about cost, it's about value.

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  • spoonz
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    Originally posted by Mike R View Post
    Are you sure, the rears alone are £313 each?
    I was pricing cups to get to £1200

    Rears here in Super Sport

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  • Mike R
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    Originally posted by spoonz View Post
    I was pricing cups

    £866 from camskill.
    Are you sure, the rears alone are £313 each?

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  • Mark CSL
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    Originally posted by max_b View Post
    Mark, have you got a contact for these at that price?.
    Camskill do them
    :supz:

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  • Mark CSL
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    Originally posted by spoonz View Post
    Hmmm, might do as a stop gap! Any good. I will flog on part worn.
    You will not be disappointed :thumbs:

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  • max_b
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    Originally posted by Mark CSL View Post
    Falken 452 £400+vat a set and great in the wet :whistle:
    Mark, have you got a contact for these at that price?.

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  • Bounce
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    As said £1200 is too much for Super sports,you can get them a lot cheaper than that.

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  • spoonz
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    Originally posted by Mark CSL View Post
    Falken 452 £400+vat a set and great in the wet :whistle:
    Hmmm, might do as a stop gap! Any good. I will flog on part worn.

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