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rexhunta 24-01-2009 11:20 AM

[QUOTE=BN01]I rate the KU31's. Had them on my 18's. Did everything i asked of them without issue - wet and dry.[/QUOTE]


Excellent, thats another good story. Well I got these prices this morning, i couldn't get hankook or anything else as our dealer was shut, so.. everything is fitted and balanced.

dunlop direzza dz101 $335 (directinal) ( Made in Japan - i have these on my boonger wagon)
dunlop sportmaxx $386 ( directional)
goodyear eagle f1 gsd3 $336 (directional) ( have these on the missus satria gti and my old s13)
goodyear excellence $321 (assymetrical)
goodyear eagle f1 assymetrical $405 (assyemtrical)
Sava Intensa $254 ( directional) ( made by Goodyear )
Roadstone N-7000 $184 ( directional)
kumho ku-31 $210.00 ( directional) ( on special until Jan 31st)

Pete.

pmh 24-01-2009 11:47 AM

And you're based in Bunbury?

rexhunta 25-01-2009 12:23 PM

Yes. good or bad thing ?

MKVIGTI 25-01-2009 03:48 PM

Just my two cents worth. Still running RE070's.

I know that doesn't help in most rim sizes but being Asymmetrical you have a lot more options for rotating tires to even out the wear.

All things being equal, I would take an asymmetrical tyre over a directional one any day.

rexhunta 25-01-2009 05:09 PM

only problem with assymetrical is you can't flip them on the rims. (On say a commodore with the standard irs issue where they peel the inside because of the negative camber) with a directional can flip and then swap sides. With the assyemtrical you can't, all you can do is swap it side to side.

MKVIGTI 26-01-2009 06:48 AM

Yea but you can swap them to any corner without having to re fit and balance.

I see what your saying but your subi shouldn't wear anything like as bad as the dodgy commy setup and if you rotate them reasonably regularly you can make them wear pretty evenly.

Can even switch them at a track day if your really hammering one side ( Barbs long track sure fits this bill )

rexhunta 26-01-2009 08:47 AM

that's a good point, i haven't raced barbs so i wouldn't have a clue on tyre wear up there. with a directional you'd only be able to go front to back, but if they are destroying 1 side of the car you'd definitely want to change to the other.

ImPreSiV 26-01-2009 09:11 AM

I have Yokohama S-drives on my STI. I am very happy with them... Lots of grip, when I need it.

[REXPLOIT] 26-01-2009 01:45 PM

[QUOTE=rexhunta]Excellent, thats another good story. Well I got these prices this morning, i couldn't get hankook or anything else as our dealer was shut, so.. everything is fitted and balanced.

kumho ku-31 $210.00 ( directional) ( on special until Jan 31st)

Pete.[/QUOTE]


^ What size is this in?

Or, more to the point, whats the charge on a 225/40/18?

Brent.
:)

rexhunta 26-01-2009 01:52 PM

all those prices are on 215/45/17.

got no idea, will have a gander tomorrow.


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