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Originally Posted by 02semiata
(Post 651016)
Not fans of the miata. Lame :loser:
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Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 651029)
They have enough money to like real, modern cars...nto cracker-jack budget racing from over here.
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Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 651004)
You're a retard and if you keep posting retarded shit I'm going to ban your stupid ass.
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Nick Cahill in his Mazda Miata drifting in the rain, we are not normally fans of the Miata (except Coleman) but this is one badass looking Miata.
Respect demanded - they should've just left it at badass, as looks are secondary - unless you suck like me and have to 'look' fast to get respect. Your car is purely badass - badass looking included in that badge! |
Originally Posted by thesnowboarder
(Post 648683)
The silver wheels are a set that i borrowed from a friend. They had just about full tread on them, rs3's. The black wheels have worn nitto nt01s, both were like driving on ice in the rain.
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Originally Posted by Disaster
(Post 659122)
The full tread RS3's sucked in the rain?...or was it just the amount of rain?
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Originally Posted by Nagase
(Post 659930)
Have you seen the tread patterns on the RS3's? There's very little negative space there, as well as huge blocks.
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Originally Posted by Disaster
(Post 659934)
I'm running them, but haven't dealt with rain yet. Interestingly, TireRack ran a test of tire performance and found that high performance summer tires, even with their "little negative space" outperformed all season tires in the rain. They lose performance, but still don't get down to the level of grip that all seasons have. The sticky rubber makes up for the poorer water extraction. I'm sure there is a point, where the water gets deep enough, that would reverse that.
The RS3's should be worse than the RS2's, as well. |
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