just looked closer, they arn't RSR's are they lol...
fuk yeah, let us know how the RSR's go.... I just bought a pair today but they wont be driven on for at least 2 months yet
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just looked closer, they arn't RSR's are they lol...
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haha na dude, they are federal 595's.
I was trying to think what you meant by RSRs.
I just bought the matching pair of watas of Yahoo, They now owe me $2600...
Looks the goods man. Please let us know how the 595's go as steer tyres. I've been contemplating whether to buy a pair to try as steerers or not.
Looking good, almost dropped in the other day when I was driving past. Your always out though. Haha.
About that Haltech, I can't afford it man, Will buy when I'm ready.
595's are good as a steer tyre especially in the wet, they just wear faster than I'd like.
I didnt think 595's were available in 14's. I guess i was wrong.
those wheels are sex
top car mate, looks awesome. engine conversion is choice!
think you are in a similar situation to me too (uni student, guitar player, blacktop 86)
how good a job does the haltech do? details on tune?
The 595's come in 185/55/14, kinda rare to find and only $85 each.
Patience, thats funny as, I thought I was the only broke guitar player on the forum haha. The tune was done at Haltech and was used for their base map then was run for
my own tune. It's pushed fairly hard and lean and limiter is set super high at 9100 so I really try not to hit it but sometimes temptation gets the better of me. I will dyno it agin shortly to get a printout cause I lost the old one the day I got it. As far as the Haltech goes, I couldn't be happier, but I guess it all comes down to the tune.
$85? Nice price. The federal stockist told me they dont make them. I'll go and tell them to do their job properly.