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well my original tyres didn't last long with the -1.4 camber so this time round i decided to get somthing a bit more serious, got a set of Yokohama AVS ES100's, 195/60's here are some pics.

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Yokohama are great for grip and Yokohama AVS are amazingly great for Grip.

Be supprised if you get more than 14000 mile out of them though.

I fit Yokohama to all my cars it usually improves handeling straight away although they're not too good in snow.


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Blue_Stivo Posted Today, 12:29 AM

 

QUOTE(Twincam.GTi @ Mar 9 2005, 01:25 AM)

....although they're not too good in snow.

I don't think they have this problem in Queensland!!!

:D :D Yes I just realised what I had said :D :D , but you should have been in Europe the last two weeks its been around -10 in the Daytime in some places :o

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