Michelin Pilot Cups - Page 3

jim76 · 21-04-2008, 10:45 PM

I've gone off the idea of buying Cups now. Bought a set of genuine 18" M3 alloys, and ordered a set of Toyo R888's, keep the 19"'s with road tyres, and have the 18"s for the track. I can get a set of R888's for £604, paid £100 for the wheels (they do need a refurb!), a lot cheaper and it gives me the best of both worlds!! Everyone I spoke to recently said the Toyo's are better?? Got to be worth a try! I'll keep you posted, I'm going to Spa then straight to The Ring in May with them, fingers crossed! Haha.

**Mark CSL** · 21-04-2008, 11:12 PM

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Originally Posted by jim76

I've gone off the idea of buying Cups now. Bought a set of genuine 18" M3 alloys, and ordered a set of Toyo R888's, keep the 19"'s with road tyres, and have the 18"s for the track. I can get a set of R888's for £604, paid £100 for the wheels (they do need a refurb!), a lot cheaper and it gives me the best of both worlds!! Everyone I spoke to recently said the Toyo's are better?? Got to be worth a try! I'll keep you posted, I'm going to Spa then straight to The Ring in May with them, fingers crossed! Haha.

The cups are good m8 i used a set on sunday at knockhill.
Much better than the ps2's and i can drive there and back on them,
no jack and wheels in the back.

Ps happy birthday

**shimmy** · 21-04-2008, 11:55 PM

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Originally Posted by jim76

I've gone off the idea of buying Cups now. Bought a set of genuine 18" M3 alloys, and ordered a set of Toyo R888's, keep the 19"'s with road tyres, and have the 18"s for the track. I can get a set of R888's for £604, paid £100 for the wheels (they do need a refurb!), a lot cheaper and it gives me the best of both worlds!! Everyone I spoke to recently said the Toyo's are better?? Got to be worth a try! I'll keep you posted, I'm going to Spa then straight to The Ring in May with them, fingers crossed! Haha.

thats a good choice for economics...but dont believe the 888 are better than cups in dry or damp conditions.

The only time they get better is with standing water where cups can be a little problematic

**AlexGTT** · 22-04-2008, 12:13 AM

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Originally Posted by mark csl

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Originally Posted by jim76

I've gone off the idea of buying Cups now. Bought a set of genuine 18" M3 alloys, and ordered a set of Toyo R888's, keep the 19"'s with road tyres, and have the 18"s for the track. I can get a set of R888's for £604, paid £100 for the wheels (they do need a refurb!), a lot cheaper and it gives me the best of both worlds!! Everyone I spoke to recently said the Toyo's are better?? Got to be worth a try! I'll keep you posted, I'm going to Spa then straight to The Ring in May with them, fingers crossed! Haha.

The cups are good m8 i used a set on sunday at knockhill.
Much better than the ps2's and i can drive there and back on them,
no jack and wheels in the back.

Ps happy birthday

That's exactly why I like running Cups. In the Spring/Summer months there's no better compromise & no need to change tyres at a track. Grip levels are stunning. Just have to remember to warm them up. Can be a little

on the road when they're cold.

**Mark CSL** · 22-04-2008, 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by AlexGTT

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Originally Posted by mark csl

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Originally Posted by jim76

I've gone off the idea of buying Cups now. Bought a set of genuine 18" M3 alloys, and ordered a set of Toyo R888's, keep the 19"'s with road tyres, and have the 18"s for the track. I can get a set of R888's for £604, paid £100 for the wheels (they do need a refurb!), a lot cheaper and it gives me the best of both worlds!! Everyone I spoke to recently said the Toyo's are better?? Got to be worth a try! I'll keep you posted, I'm going to Spa then straight to The Ring in May with them, fingers crossed! Haha.

The cups are good m8 i used a set on sunday at knockhill.
Much better than the ps2's and i can drive there and back on them,
no jack and wheels in the back.

Ps happy birthday

That's exactly why I like running Cups. In the Spring/Summer months there's no better compromise & no need to change tyres at a track. Grip levels are stunning. Just have to remember to warm them up. Can be a little

on the road when they're cold.

Tell me about it spun the car on the warm up lap behind the pace car lol.
But it was the first time out on track with cups on

**shimmy** · 22-04-2008, 02:12 PM

mark

sell them to me for £150 and get yourself some reliable PS2s

**Mark CSL** · 22-04-2008, 02:47 PM

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mark

sell them to me for £150 and get yourself some reliable PS2s

Nice Try m8

**shimmy** · 22-04-2008, 02:54 PM

just for saying 'm8'

**Mark CSL** · 22-04-2008, 04:35 PM

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just for saying 'm8'

well i thought wanker but just put m8

**shimmy** · 22-04-2008, 06:14 PM

offer now dropped to £100 'm8'

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21-04-2008, 10:45 PM	#21
jim76 S3 - On the open road Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Glasgow Posts: 91 Casino cash: $539	I've gone off the idea of buying Cups now. Bought a set of genuine 18" M3 alloys, and ordered a set of Toyo R888's, keep the 19"'s with road tyres, and have the 18"s for the track. I can get a set of R888's for £604, paid £100 for the wheels (they do need a refurb!), a lot cheaper and it gives me the best of both worlds!! Everyone I spoke to recently said the Toyo's are better?? Got to be worth a try! I'll keep you posted, I'm going to Spa then straight to The Ring in May with them, fingers crossed! Haha.

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