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Madrox

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  1. Mobil Synergy 8000 is Caltex Vortex98

    Explain

    Im assuming he means they both come from the same refinery. Both companies selling the same product basically.

    Exactly. Mobil doesnt supply any petrol stations in ACT/NSW. Caltex supplies on their behalf.

    110% correct.

    but to answer the question, i think ultimate is better.

    v power racing was the best for my old 20v with my ecu tuned to 101RON

  2. yeah the 595's are really good.

    but even i noticed the 535's on my car are really good aswell.

    its alot more comfortable than other tires like proxy.

    road noise is minimal.

    and suprisingly they grip fairly well.

    and they aparently last years.

  3. got the 205/50r16's in federal.

    165 per tire for 535's.

    they are very unusual sizes.

    thats why i had to wait for 2 days for them to come in.

    i was sitting there when my trusted mechanic was on the phone to federal tires and they quoted 165 to him.

    he didn't charge me for fitting and balancing ect.

    all i have to say is that they are awsome compared to the nexens that were on it.

    very low road noise, good traction and better handling.

    plus they have some strange lip that is meant to protect the rim or something.

  4. Last time i checked, Taiwan was still in Asia.... :whistling:

    So why asian equivalent??

    Lol - no matter. Thought you meant something else. :rolleyes:

    Madrox, for that money I'm pretty sure you're getting the 595.

    As I said, I pay $160 per tyre for the 595 in the next size up... why would you be paying the same for the 535 in 16" (unless they're ripping you off)?

    for sure than.

    well i hope it is the 595

  5. the SS595

    Drift Competition

    Federal's extremely successful UHP, the former ss595, has been repositioned and renamed simply as the 595. Slight technical changes have been made by FTC to the tire to suit the purposes and take the abuse of drifting competition.

    Combat-bred. Performance-driven. For those requiring flat-out performance, no other tire grips like the 595, yet still provides for the basic comforts of everyday driving. Aggressive V-shaped tread and innovative silica compound maximizes level of adhesion, resistance to aquaplaning, and gives

    595EVO

    Street Competition

    State-of-the-art tire formulated for the ultimate driving experience. Rule the streets. Conquer the asphalt. Technologically advanced 3-D tread design. "Groove within Groove" technology for exceptional water dispersion capabilities and the latest compound formulated for competition. Precise cornering, exceptional grip. Responsive performance and control at high speeds.

    SS535

    Winning combination of performance and comfort. Federal's SS535 brings new meaning to high performance. Superior performance, uncommon handling, combined with exceptional acceleration and stopping capabilities in wet/dry weather and surfaces.

    going by all of them and the fact that i did not specify exactly what tyre i was after just a cheap one. i will more than likely be getting the 535's.

    at the end of the day they should be better than worn out nexens

  6. i have only heard of these as i am into the drifting and they are a major sponsor of the drift nsw series.

    i have never put them on my car or ever heard any opinions of them.

    basically my car has no traction in the wet and i need pink slip in feb, the current tires have lasted 4 years and are getting pretty bad.

    i currently have Nexen 205/50R16's and tommrow i will be getting Federal 205/55R16's on the sportivo.

    standard rims lowered with whiteline springs.

    main reasons for getting more profile is

    1) i want to fill out the guards a little more

    2) on a tight budget and i want the best value tire for $150

    3) traction will be a little better as they are softer aparently

    4) the only other tire i could get in 50 was sumitomo and i have never heard of these.

    a couple of questions

    1) will i have any problems with rubbing ect

    2) are these better than sumitomo or the nexens

    3) is 150 to much for these (trade price direct from federal btw)

    4) any experiances??????

  7. not sure exactly.

    also the interior light might make it go flat and the stereo and maybe the parkers or headlight might of been on.

    wen we tint a cars at work, even brand new ones with new batteries,

    1 hour of having the ignition on makes the car go flat.

    thats with having the radio on low and putting the windows up and down at most 4 times.

    it doesn't take much to make it go flat.

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