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Old 20-07-2018, 11:58 PM   #121
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Just bought a set in OEM CSL sizes. Will provide road feedback when they are fitted. Unlikely that I will do track any time soon.
Be careful with standing water. They are still useless.
Can't comment for track, but subjectively I preferred the original.
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Old 05-01-2020, 12:40 PM   #122
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Be careful with standing water. They are still useless.
Can't comment for track, but subjectively I preferred the original.
Fitted shortly after I posted in 2018. The car still hasn’t been anywhere near a track and it hasn't’ even been out in the rain either.

Not really much to go on! As a road tyre in the dry they have been absolutely fine and are obviously on the sticky side. To be honest, the main reason that I fitted them was because Cups (admittedly the originals) are a big part of the CSL legend.

Have noticed they now do a Cup 2 R. Would be good to see how they compare.
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Old 06-01-2020, 06:38 PM   #123
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Fitted shortly after I posted in 2018. The car still hasn’t been anywhere near a track and it hasn't’ even been out in the rain either.

Not really much to go on! As a road tyre in the dry they have been absolutely fine and are obviously on the sticky side. To be honest, the main reason that I fitted them was because Cups (admittedly the originals) are a big part of the CSL legend.

Have noticed they now do a Cup 2 R. Would be good to see how they compare.
Cup 2s are brilliant on track, you can really throw the car around
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Old 06-01-2020, 08:09 PM   #124
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My car currently has MPSS fitted, manufacture date Nov 2010... They were feeling a bit wooden, and now one of the rears has a nail in, so it's a good excuse to replace the whole set.

My car is fair weather road use only and only does max of 2K miles a year. So I could just put Cup 2s on it. Looks like I can get a set fitted for £800-850 at Costco this month which seems decent value.

The other obvious choice would be the Pilot Sport 4S, but the rear fitment in 265/30 seems to be unavailable at the moment.

What do you reckon guys ? Are there any downsides to the Cup 2 as a road tyre for fine weather use ?
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Old 06-01-2020, 09:33 PM   #125
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I’ve got them on at the moment , seem fine obviously I don’t think they will last as long as s4 But if your only doing a few miles a year why not. Seems a great price,,
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Old 07-08-2020, 10:33 PM   #126
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hello

What tyre pressures are you running on track with cup 2s ?

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