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Not sure Phil. They may be a newer design I suppose but the 2012 model looked like this
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No, not Maxsport. Although the company making them does have links to rallying.
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The reason i ask about the weight is i have seen the maxsport ones at autosport last year and they were soooo heavy .

Seems these may be a good alternative.

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Stupid question but I take it they're as bad in the wet as they look...

Currently running AD08's which I find bloody awesome wet or dry but always after something stickier if it can get me to the track in the wet :)

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A2ON wrote:The reason i ask about the weight is i have seen the maxsport ones at autosport last year and they were soooo heavy .

Seems these may be a good alternative.
Maxsport and Colway's always used to be remoulds mate, so you would be right there/
TheNissanMan wrote:Stupid question but I take it they're as bad in the wet as they look...

Currently running AD08's which I find bloody awesome wet or dry but always after something stickier if it can get me to the track in the wet :)
Can't see anyway in Hell that these would be any good in standing water but damp or light rain and they should be OK (but then I always thought R888's were ok in those conditions too)
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Not Colways or Maxsports. These are new tyres.

You guys are just confusing yourselves. Just wait till i have more info for you ok.

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A2ON wrote:The reason i ask about the weight is i have seen the maxsport ones at autosport last year and they were soooo heavy .

Seems these may be a good alternative.
Weighed the 225/45/17 sample at 10kg. Not bad considering that to create a stiff sidewall is bound to add a bit of weight.

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Hi Eddie are these tyres available in 275/40/17 or 275/35/18 as 275 is the widest i can fit without taking a grinder to the bodywork. Pete:Chevy_anim:

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Fast Eddy wrote:Weighed the 225/45/17 sample at 10kg. Not bad considering that to create a stiff sidewall is bound to add a bit of weight.

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Pretty good given the same size R888 weight 10.882KGS

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I think these only go up to 225's but as I don't know what the make or model of tyres are, you may want to take that with a pinch of salt Pete :D
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