Tyre Selection?
Discussion
RobP said:
888s are more a track than a general road tyre. Not very good in the wet. You'll be much better off with something like an Eagle F1.
Having just done some research on tyres for my new ones, look at:Eagle F1's
Yokohama Advan Neova AD08
Toyo T1 Sports or R1R's (One Below 888's)
Sorry just going off subject:
Lambda sensors
Part numbers
1001702, 96BB-9F472-BA - Ford Cougar V6 Lambda, SENSOR ASSY C85432, D4 (WP), Ford Cougar V6 Lambda
Available from Ford.
Where ate these located on the car and are they easy to change?
I have an idle issue as it bounces between 800 and 1000
Lambda sensors
Part numbers
1001702, 96BB-9F472-BA - Ford Cougar V6 Lambda, SENSOR ASSY C85432, D4 (WP), Ford Cougar V6 Lambda
Available from Ford.
Where ate these located on the car and are they easy to change?
I have an idle issue as it bounces between 800 and 1000
honestbob said:
The original tyres fitted by the factory were Bridgestone SO3's. When these were no longer available the factory recommended Pirelli P Zero Rossos for the 3 and 3r and Corsas for the M400. There's never any talk of these tyres now. I suspect price is now a major consideration.
I'm going soon for Rosso's on my M400,( I don't track it and the original Corsa's were very harsh on the road)to replace the existing Rosso's that have lasted around 19K miles!There's a deal to be had at the moment.Kerridges will do you a set fitted for £699 all in.Speak to Sam in service on 01449 720222 and mention Andy Martin.
Slider21 said:
So, you got the special Porsche standard issue ones which come with that P Zero written in red. I was annoyed when I got mine I didn't do the same....i want that writing!! ha haMine are going to last so bloody long, I won't ever get the chance to buy these Michelin Pilot sport cups that Tux has got. I really want them, the tread pattern looks so cool. Which is obviously the most important thing!
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