Dunlop tyres

[design]

Yes i know they are on slicks but the budget wont quite stretch to them

[Neil Dugan]

What type of car you using? I,ve been using Dunlop rally tyres for a few years now on Rear wheel drive 205 , having previously used Avons and Hoosier . have found them competitive especially in changeable conditions

[Radical]

Originally Posted by Neil Dugan

What type of car you using? I,ve been using Dunlop rally tyres for a few years now on Rear wheel drive 205 , having previously used Avons and Hoosier . have found them competitive especially in changeable conditions

But only if driven sideways

[Neil Dugan]

You possibly do need to be a bit aggressive with them!!

[design]

I'm running a Porsche 944

[bentimingstrut]

Originally Posted by windy

R12's are the softest emarked.

Been running various compound CR311s for years including X22s

Kumhos and R888's not a patch on them in my opinion, especially in the wet, but there are plenty of others who disagree.

Yes I think they are the best tyre for my car if you need something that is road legal.

This footage is in the wet with 22s as moulded, uncut

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jOuh...eature=related

Iam not sure what this video demonstrates other than it was a wet day?

[windy]

Originally Posted by bentimingstrut

Iam not sure what this video demonstrates other than it was a wet day?

Essentially a moulded rally tyre, i.e. a slick with minimum tread grooves, that shouldn't really grip in the wet uncut, but does.
This video demonstrates the uncut tyre still grips, even in wet conditions.