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Daveskater
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5th Apr 10 at 18:16   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I'm siding with Nic tbh, I don't see the point in excessive stretch so the lip of the wheel sticks out. Not only does it look nasty but it's dangerous too.

Get tyres that fit properly and raise it back up that extra 5mm.


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show me evidence that they have actually caused a car accident?

[Edited on 05-04-2010 by jake]
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5th Apr 10 at 18:24   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

No.

Anyway something doesn't have to cause a crash between two cars to be dangerous. If the rim digs in and sends the car flying then you can still get hurt.


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you dont know what you're talking about. Anyone with stretched tyres that has any sense drives sedately.
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quote:
Originally posted by jake
Anyone with stretched tyres that has any sense
Tbh I'm not sure if I'd put my trust in everyone with stretched tyres not to give it some now and again.

It's just another VAG Scene thing that I see as pointless.


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right ok

[Edited on 05-04-2010 by jake]
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Numberwang!

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quote:
Originally posted by jake
you dont know what you're talking about. Anyone with stretched tyres that has any sense drives sedately.


so basically this thread is pointless. the correct answer is the cheapest tyres that fit onto the rim with the corrcet amount of scene look. nothing to do with the quality of the tyre, the durability or the grip at all. as that cannot be a factor stretching them and with the camber you scene puppets run. as the tyre themeselves were never developed to be ran like you do. the actual contact patch of the tyre when cornering is, well not important at all.

so to answer the thread. the cheapest shite you can find.
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sorry but if they were dangerous in the first place would they sell them? I dont know enough about tyres to argue with you all day long, all i know is on my car the tyres grip fine albeit with less sidewall flex
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they wont grip like they were made to due to the stretch and the camber you have.

a shotgun is dangerous. they still get sold. dont see what point you are trying to make.
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with the driving i do, they grip just fine. Whats your point?
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quote:
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a shotgun is dangerous. they still get sold. dont see what point you are trying to make.
Exactly. They make them because some people can't be bothered to pay for decent tyres (or perhaps just plain can't afford them).


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quote:
Originally posted by jake
with the driving i do, they grip just fine. Whats your point?


a cheap shite tyre would be more than adequate. if you have expensive tyres on your car you have only wasted your money.

edit, my point is. the tyre isnt necessay as a tyre. its for a look. which a cheaper tyre will do the same and provide you with equal amounts of grip due to the stretch and the camber you have.

its like putting f1's on a motorway only car. whats the point? they will wear faster and provide no benefit. cheaper harder compound tyre will wear a lot less over same distance. the grip isnt important.

[Edited on 05-04-2010 by Nic Barnes]
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now you're just waffling on. Daveskater you havent a clue what you're talking about

seeing as you edited that to include an essay. I dont know why you keep mentioning camber to me when my car has got a max of .5degree camber. You're starting to see the picture, milton keynes is based on a grid system so i dont need 150£ a corner tyres to get me from a to b.

[Edited on 05-04-2010 by jake]
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I can't be bothered to reply to that. In short, I think you're the one that doesn't know what you're on about.


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Daveskater showing once again he doesnt have a fucking scooby
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jake being an ignorant edition 38 member as ever. aslong as it looks scene as fuck, who gives a shit.
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ran out of things to say now? you might be able to wind up half the members on here but not me. you're boring
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im not winding you up. i am providing you with information you do not know, and your ignorance cannot take it in.
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Nic Barnes, you've more or less contradicted yourself with one of the above comments, you dont know mine, or the original posters driving style so unless you're making a generalisation, which is pointless in this topic, youre wasting your own time.
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quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes

so basically this thread is pointless.



only because your making it to be, who cares about the stretch i will be running etc, all i wanted to know is what i asked..

thats the reason i didnt say the size i wanted!

and the size is down to having the wheels i want to fit on the car im having, not for scene points what ever your on about..

like i have said before, if you havnt got nothing helpfull to say then please just dont post it, i think your car looks utter shite, but i dont go filling your threads with unhelpfull comments do i..

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i answered your question. the cheaper one is the one to buy.
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