Best tyres for Sepang
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Alvin
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Sports cup are actually semi slicks. It comes as an option for the CSL. If you are looking at 18" then should be above 1k for sure. Unless you are hard core & willing to spend the money, then go for it. Even 17th will still be 1k or above i thk. Dun have the actual price cause here no stk i thk.
if 17" then i suggest the Falken real sport Rt215. Its also semi slicks price Rm600+. Bad on wet surface tho
if 17" then i suggest the Falken real sport Rt215. Its also semi slicks price Rm600+. Bad on wet surface tho
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The michelin pilot sport cups are a great tire...alot of people here run that.
It takes a tab bit longer to heat up to good operating temperature, but it surely last quite long...but they are NOT CHEAP. They work great on heavier cars - over 3000lbs.
We dont get the Falken semi slicks here. Dunno if u get the Dunlop Super Sport but heard those are cheap and last long...but not as sticky as the michelins.
I've tried the Kumho and Toyo semi slicks and those work great too, and not too pricey.
It takes a tab bit longer to heat up to good operating temperature, but it surely last quite long...but they are NOT CHEAP. They work great on heavier cars - over 3000lbs.
We dont get the Falken semi slicks here. Dunno if u get the Dunlop Super Sport but heard those are cheap and last long...but not as sticky as the michelins.
I've tried the Kumho and Toyo semi slicks and those work great too, and not too pricey.
