Does anyone have the PDF saved from the sticky above (as the link is no longer active) as I have just fitted my Cups and want to get the best out of them at the 'ring next week?
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Yes, just to bed them in - I'm taking my MSSs as well (as it usually rains :hahaha: ).Comment
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Thats perfect for a heat cycle at a consistent pace.
On mine that I heat cycled, I found the rubber was perfect all through the tyres life and didnt go hard like most of the cups ive seen.
I run mine at 32 psi hot but on 18 inch rims, with even wear -3.25 upfront and -2.20 at the rear but do alternate rims over.
If this is your first time on cups your love them and the extra grip, plus the car comes alive.
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Mike I generally start around 24psi cold and gauge it from there. I dont like to see them above about 32psi.
Mine have about 2mm left so they are in the back seat and I have my super sports fitted for the journey.Comment
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Well jealous im not going sounds fun!
I usually do what billy says regards the tyres then when i slip curse him for being wrong!lol
I ran mine on 30 from cold which became a dangerous move as they heated up.second time round i went 26 cold after speaking to billy and loved em.heated up,they worked great!Comment
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Here's the official Micheline guide to Pilot Sport CUPs: http://www.michelin.co.uk/tyres/mich...tyres-benefits
Half way down that page click on "Conditions of use" for the gospel
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Thanks guys.
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