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go for some 165/55/14 nankang NS2 I reckon

Hobbawobba wrote:Thanks guys. Luckily I have a pair of 7j in my wardrobe

....just checked my wardrobe. No 7j's in there, only clothing. Dang, my life sux

gt_james wrote:go for some 165/55/14 nankang NS2 I reckon

That is the wrong rolling circumference, so the speedometer will show the wrong speed.

gt_james wrote:go for some 165/55/14 nankang NS2 I reckon

Ditchfinders ... ambitious

KiwiDave wrote:

Hobbawobba wrote:Thanks guys. Luckily I have a pair of 7j in my wardrobe

....just checked my wardrobe. No 7j's in there, only clothing. Dang, my life sux

........just checked mine, no 7j's only Pj's, a L ion battery & a light sWITCH

As in a light switch for light beatings?.......

KiwiDave wrote:

gt_james wrote:go for some 165/55/14 nankang NS2 I reckon

Ditchfinders ... ambitious

what makes you say that?

gt_james wrote:

KiwiDave wrote:

gt_james wrote:go for some 165/55/14 nankang NS2 I reckon

Ditchfinders ... ambitious

what makes you say that?

Nankangs have that reputation. Hard compound + cold temps + wet make for an interesting combination. Ran some at Brands once on a cold morning. Lethal. However, I haven't tried NS-2 though.
Just google nankang tires. Just saying .... not questioning your judgement. Tire choice is another one of those subjective minefields.

NS2s are softer. Brands is notoriously slippery too

I had a set of 205 60 14 Nankangs on my old series 3 TWR..... they were really soft and I liked them, they had plenty of grip, ran them daily for 18 months.