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IvIarkgraham

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Registered: 27th Mar 04
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15th Oct 05 at 21:00

nankang ns-2 does anyone use them are they any good?

can you have different size tyres on your car legally?

i want 195's on the front and 205's on the back

Adam_B

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Location: Lancashire
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15th Oct 05 at 21:01

there gash, why do you want different sizes?

Twiggy

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15th Oct 05 at 21:06

quote:
Originally posted by IvIarkgraham
nankang ns-2 does anyone use them are they any good?

can you have different size tyres on your car legally?

i want 195's on the front and 205's on the back

They stink propper bad when you do a burnout!

Only get if ya floggin ya motor....

I would also put the 205's on the front!

[Edited on 15-10-2005 by Twiggy]

IvIarkgraham

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15th Oct 05 at 21:06

i had 195's before then got 205's but the 195's felt better on the front and the 205's felt better on the rear

IvIarkgraham

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15th Oct 05 at 21:12

i wont be doin burn outs

IvIarkgraham

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15th Oct 05 at 21:13

i'll just get proxes again

ChazSXi

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15th Oct 05 at 21:15

nankangs are bollocks

IvIarkgraham

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15th Oct 05 at 21:45

ok cheers any idea why the toyo poxes t1-r is cheaper than the t1-s

Jake

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15th Oct 05 at 22:10

because their one letter down in the alphabet.

CorsAsh

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Registered: 19th Apr 02
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15th Oct 05 at 22:15

Nankangs are about as good as putting lurpak on our rims.

Don't use them. Voice of experience over here

VegasPhil

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Registered: 16th Jan 05
Location: Fareham, Hants Drives: Octavia VRS
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15th Oct 05 at 23:50

quote:
Originally posted by IvIarkgraham
ok cheers any idea why the toyo poxes t1-r is cheaper than the t1-s

T1-R has better wet performance.

Corsa 2.0 16v Vegas - Sold

corsa_godfather

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Registered: 6th May 03
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15th Oct 05 at 23:54

depends what you want them for.

track use - NO
normal driving no racing round bends etc-then yes if u cant afford dearer

langey

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16th Oct 05 at 00:49

quote:
Originally posted by ChazSXi
nankangs are bollocks

totally agree, the slightest bit of rain, and it's like driving on ice

IvIarkgraham

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16th Oct 05 at 01:45

nah im gonna go for toyos again

big eck

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16th Oct 05 at 02:08

Toyo T1-R's are pretty good, better wearing than the T1-S's

vibrio

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16th Oct 05 at 09:53

don;t have a problem with the nankangs on my car. ex500's I have. I don't race, take corners hard or generally behave like a boyracer so they do me fine. they last long too and are cheap. consider bridgestone RE720's though

Gavin

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16th Oct 05 at 11:57

had nankngs on my old corsa....

as long as u drive normally then u'r ok... but once u start putting ur foot dont then make ure u have good health and car insurance

pew pew pew pewwwww

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16th Oct 05 at 11:58

quote:
Originally posted by IvIarkgraham
ok cheers any idea why the toyo poxes t1-r is cheaper than the t1-s

T1-R's are the old design, Toyo don't make them anymore, T1-S's are the new version...

Paul H

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16th Oct 05 at 15:02

i have them on my golf seem fine to me in the wet and dry.mind you i dont think my car is a ferrari half the time

[Edited on 16-10-2005 by chewy]

nickyboy01

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16th Oct 05 at 15:34

I have them on my Astra, for the £36 each i paid for 17's they are excellent, most people are brand snobs when it comes to tyres. If you want performance then fair enough buy something expensive but for everyday driving they are fine, my last Nangkangs lasted me 3 years and i dont exactly drive like a granny.
You arent going to get road holding like you would with a set of Michelins but you're driving a Corsa yes? not a supercar

IvIarkgraham

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16th Oct 05 at 16:14

quote:
Originally posted by ed

quote:
Originally posted by IvIarkgraham
ok cheers any idea why the toyo poxes t1-r is cheaper than the t1-s
T1-R's are the old design, Toyo don't make them anymore, T1-S's are the new version...

our survey says eh eh t1-r are they new ones

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