Re[2]: What's the dang stock ride height?

["Paul Krucke" <pkrucke@logistics.calibersys.com>]

     I have to agree with having both a summer set and a winter set.  
     However I am pretty loyal to Dunlop.  I run the SP8000 in the summer 
     and Graspic's snow tires in the winter.  I have found the Dunlop's to 
     be the best wearing tire and excellent in the wet (2nd to Toyo in the 
     wet).  I have had many Pirelli's also, my 2nd choice, but keep the dry 
     rot at bay as every Pirelli I have had has had sidewall rot.
     
     -Paul
     90 Audi 90 Quattro 20v (Dunlop D60A2) (for sale)
     87 Scirocco 16v (Dunlop SP8000)
     87 Jetta GLi (Pirelli 700 summer/Dunlop Graspic 13" winter)
     63 Bug (Dunlop SP20)
     
     
     


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Subject: Re: What's the dang stock ride height?  
Author:  kimike@burgoyne.com at TGATE
Date:    8/21/97 12:20 AM


> Now I just need new tires!  DO NOT get Dunlop SP4000s.  They are crap.
     
Just like most other all-season radials.  IMO, for optimum tire 
performance, it's good to have a set of winter and a set of 
summer tires.  I'll never buy all-seasons again.  You're right, 
they DO suck!  All-seasons are too expensive, too.  Not worth it.
     
-Mike
95 GTI-VR6
92 GTI-16V
     
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