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12 Feb 2002, 13:53 (Ref:214544)
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New tyre regs
Hi. I have been in financial retirement from rallying for the last two years and I know that the tarmac tyre regs changed. What I want to know is how that has affected the cost to us hard-up clubbies and whether there is still a second-hand market.
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12 Feb 2002, 16:08 (Ref:214622)
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From my limited knowledge, looking at budget tyres for other motorsport I know that Kumho do a ESTA V700 tyre, suitable for tarmac rallying starting at £59 + vat
We got a lot of help and advice from South Shore tyres in Blackpool (www.tyresblackpool.co.uk), so it might be worth contacting them. Otherwise someone on the Racer's Forum might be able to help. |
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14 Feb 2002, 18:37 (Ref:215965)
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Thanks for that SJ.
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