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New Poll: How do you want the grip level of tyres rated?
Numbers 71%  71%  [ 17 ]
Words 29%  29%  [ 7 ]
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Righto - I'll swap the Manufacturer and the size column.

It'll be done in a jiffy :)

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Top work mate you've done well.
Its so easy to work out what tyres now.
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great job nick

be lining up a set of D93J's soon 8) cause i hate my falkens :lol:

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Nick where were you last week when i needed you.

GREAT work!! this is very helpful and yes it is a benefit to everyone. 8)

Suggestion to put it up as How To item.... once it is finalized with CPI increase per annum of course.
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be lining up a set of D93J's soon 8) cause i hate my falkens :lol:


Yeah, same.. I'm soo torn between the A008's and the D93J's...

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Nick where were you last week when i needed you.


Ummm.......studying for my 3 exams in 4 days :lol:

Sorry I let you down mate :P

This will probably be put up soon as people seem to be loosing interest in it anyway, be good if a few more people voted :?

BTW, don't worry about the load times, Poeee is going to host it (I've written it in HTML (so it can be changed easily in the future), the pics of it are just screen shots) so it should load heaps faster than a huge jpg pic.

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people seem to be loosing interest in it


I think that's unlikely, it's just nearing perfection :D :lol:

I have to say your timing is near perfect, and you've saved me a lot of research time in deciding on my next tyres :D

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This will probably be put up soon as people seem to be loosing interest in it anyway, be good if a few more people voted :?


Oh, look at that! :oops:

Vote cast :D

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be lining up a set of D93J's soon 8) cause i hate my falkens :lol:


Yeah, same.. I'm soo torn between the A008's and the D93J's...


Go the Dunlops!!! :wink:

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Has anyone had anything to do with the Dunlop D98J??

I have not seen any reports on them, and interested in some feedback on how they performed!

Anyone.............

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be lining up a set of D93J's soon 8) cause i hate my falkens :lol:


Yeah, same.. I'm soo torn between the A008's and the D93J's...


Go the Dunlops!!! :wink:


Absolutely.. at ~$125 a corner for a semi-slick, road legal tyre that has such a good reputation (although would still like to hear from a few more people running them :)), how can you go wrong?

..and for those of us obsessed with appearances, they do look the goods :D

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Has anyone had anything to do with the Dunlop D98J??


In what sizes are they available, and how much $$?

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Has anyone had anything to do with the Dunlop D98J??


In what sizes are they available, and how much $$?


175/60R13.. Sheesh! :lol:

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Has anyone had anything to do with the Dunlop D98J??


In what sizes are they available, and how much $$?


175/60R13.. Sheesh! :lol:


Thanks Smegger, at least someone else can use the table :lol:

The only person on here that I know is running them is meeni with his hill climb car (the full race car - not road registered).

I think I'll send him a PM and ask him how much because not many people run them.

<edit> I just found a web site that had them for sale - $225 each I worked them out to be.

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175/60R13.. Sheesh! :lol:


Thanks Smegger, at least someone else can use the table :lol:


Yeah yeah, I didn't see them there, OK? :oops: :lol:

A week ago, that would have been a pretty valid question :lol:

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