High perfmance street tires

LL - NY larrycleung at gmail.com
Mon Mar 26 13:50:11 EDT 2007


Not a long lasting tire, but BOY they were awesome. They were
the last street tire I had on my GTi prior to it's untimely demise
by the falling tree. In street driving, they made me feel as if I had
the R-rubber on (NOT, but feel is important) and made the car
so confident in it's grip that I would be able to play with the various
911's and 3-series up and down the hills of NY 9W north of Bear
Mtn and piss 'em off!  To be honest, even the Eagle F1 GSD3 I have
on the Saabaru don't seem to have that level of confidence...

And I'm sure, by the numbers they probably shame the old RE71.

Ah, such memories....

LL - NY

On 3/26/07, David Kase <davekase at pdqlocks.com> wrote:
>
> Ah, the RE71, the tire of the famed 959...
>
> David Kase
> Engineering Manager
> PDQ Industries
> www.pdqlocks.com
>
>
>
> Tess McMillan wrote:
>
> >Geeeeeeeeeeeeez! You guys gave me a huge number of data points to work
> >with. Thank you Eric, Taka, Dave, Kevin, Ameer, LarryL, Mark, Grant, and
> >Tony... and I hope I didn't miss someone or overlook a post.
> >This is what I tally:
> >
> >BF Goodrich KDW (they're not super-gumball tires)
> >Sumitomo HTR+, HTRZ cheap/budget choice.
> >Yokohama TRZ and Avid H4
> >Kumho Ecsta SPT (2 or 3 comments)
> >Eagle F1 (of which there appear to be several incarnations)
> >Eagle Assurance TripleTred (a sort-of vote)
> >Continental Conti Extreme Contact
> >
> >I didn't think it was Taka who said this (Taka you did mention KDW), but
> >one of you talked about my old favorite, the RE71, and mentioned a
> >sort-of successor tire. Was that the Potenza RE 750?
> >
> >As usual, I'm always impressed with this community. Thank you THANK you!
> >I'll let the group know what I find and why ....
> >
> >Tess
> >in no-it-doesn't-_usually_-snow-a-lot-but-it-did-dump-some-ice-this-year
> >Bellevue, WA USA
> >
> >
> >
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