Gaz6002
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I think the use of vehicles in Battlefield means it can't be compared with MW2. Suspect this one will spawn a lot of controversy from COD fanbois but I doubt it will take off quite like MW2 did.
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I don't need brake pads so if I win I'll donate them to a worthy cause.
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Welcome!
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Why did Badboi get banned?
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Panda?
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...in which case, seems like a good choice mate. They still go sideways quite nicely too, especially on loose gravel
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I didn't catch your reason for selling the Supra...
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I was thinking exactly that, I'm surprised they aren't performing. Geo check would be my first port of call in this situation. It may well be something simple, and if so it won't cost as much as replacing all 4 tyres
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Appreciated, but it sounds dodgy because of the lack of information. Your 'mate' 'acquired' a Skyline, now you want to know which model it is? A simple phone call while you are sat next to Google would have found the answer. Why ask on here? Are you trying to get around the HPI cost?
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I have Toyo R888 on the back, but they are REALLY not good in anything other than dry conditions. They have minimal tread and are as slick as the law allows. They don't last long at all, and won't survive a few nights outside with temperatures less than 0C. Still, when they're on form, they're awesome.
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You couldn't get much better than Goodyear Eagle F1 IMO mate. I'd have them all round if I didn't need a bit more grip at the rear end. Toyo T1-R would be the second choice, and are usually cheaper.
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We find it important to know whether the person we're talking to owns a REAL Supra, or is just a 15 year old child, bored on his Christmas holidays.
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Grip in the dry? In the wet? On track? What's your spec?
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No attack, just a few words of advice if you want to make the most of this forum. We're a fickle lot, perhaps a bit set in our ways but I doubt you'll find a better resource while owning a Supra. As Abz said, read up and enjoy. You'll get the vibe soon enough.
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Welcome, make the search button your best friend. It will prevent you from posting threads which people have answered 15+ times already.
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You should use the search function before posting threads like this. It's been covered many times before. I like Goodyear Eagle F1s on the front, and Toyo R888 on the rear. It depends what you're using the car for though, 19" wheels will not handle well anyway so I'd just go for something with decent wear, like the Toyo T1-R.
