benou26 a écrit:Oui c'est clair mais il faut en parler pour infos
stef a écrit:benou26 a écrit:Oui c'est clair mais il faut en parler pour infos
je n'ai pas dit que c'était de la merde non plus , je trouve qu'ils vont très bien avec une conduite souple mais n'étant plus trop d'origine ,le couple à passer aux roues feraient crier n'importe quel pneu je pense
Erwan a écrit:
Erwan a écrit:Le fz 201, c'est juste complètement de la balle
Un thread sur pistonheads qui en parleHave done a day at Cadwell & another at Spa on these tyes now, in the Cerbera and imho they are better than R888's. Seem to grip really well once warm, you can really lean on them in the corners, and they don't go off at all. They also appear to be wearing really well. Slightly more exspensive than the R888, but seem like they will last a lot longer.must have done about 100 laps taking passengers around Castle Combe for Forge Motorsport on saturday, and the FZ201's were brilliant, consistant lap after lap, no overheating like the 888's and much better wear rate. I normaly ruin the front left tyre going around Castle combe when using 888's but I have lot's left on the 201's.
for me it's a no brainer, the FZ201's are cheaper, have better wear rate and don't overheat like the 888's. From cold the 888's have more grip, but when the 201's get some heat in to them I would say they give more grip than the 888's and they are more consistant.We use them on our Evo X RS - they are mega. Much faster than 888's and at present looking like they will last longer too. Used them for the Ring in July - great in the dry, good on the road, acceptable in the wet. This type of tyre is never going to be great in the wet, obviously.
Pour le moment que des bons retour. Niveau prix j'en avait vu sur ebay.be, à env 160€ le pneu livré mais le mec vendait aussi les 595rsr env 10€ plus cher qu'en france, donc si ça s'approche des 150€ ça commence à être très interessant
Erwan a écrit::-/ C'est pas comme si j'avais posté 20 lignes dessus en page 38...Erwan a écrit:Le fz 201, c'est juste complètement de la balle
Un thread sur pistonheads qui en parleHave done a day at Cadwell & another at Spa on these tyes now, in the Cerbera and imho they are better than R888's. Seem to grip really well once warm, you can really lean on them in the corners, and they don't go off at all. They also appear to be wearing really well. Slightly more exspensive than the R888, but seem like they will last a lot longer.must have done about 100 laps taking passengers around Castle Combe for Forge Motorsport on saturday, and the FZ201's were brilliant, consistant lap after lap, no overheating like the 888's and much better wear rate. I normaly ruin the front left tyre going around Castle combe when using 888's but I have lot's left on the 201's.
for me it's a no brainer, the FZ201's are cheaper, have better wear rate and don't overheat like the 888's. From cold the 888's have more grip, but when the 201's get some heat in to them I would say they give more grip than the 888's and they are more consistant.We use them on our Evo X RS - they are mega. Much faster than 888's and at present looking like they will last longer too. Used them for the Ring in July - great in the dry, good on the road, acceptable in the wet. This type of tyre is never going to be great in the wet, obviously.
Pour le moment que des bons retour. Niveau prix j'en avait vu sur ebay.be, à env 160€ le pneu livré mais le mec vendait aussi les 595rsr env 10€ plus cher qu'en france, donc si ça s'approche des 150€ ça commence à être très interessant
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