What did you do for your ZHP/ BMW / MINI today? #2

[ELCID86]

Or use the correct DOT4LV brake fluid and let the clutch, ABS and DSC systems work as they were designed.

Nah.

[wsmeyer]

Lol

What fun would that be? I guess

[D1ESEL]

Steering wheel showed up in the mail today. Anyone on the fence needs to get it done!

[az3579]

I was looking at those tires and then read reviews and the testing tire rack did. Decided to pass.

Huh? Did they change something? I've been running them for years... Excellent budget tire...

I've had a set of these. Unlike Charlie, I was not impressed. For street use, they were "ok". They were a bit noisy if I remember correctly, and grip wasn't as good as my S-04's. For the price you pay for them, they're good.

I had to take them on the track once since my track wheels weren't available. The tread blocks started chunking. Grip kind of sucked. They were ok in the wet as well.

These are most definitely a "you get what you pay for" tire. They're not bad, not excellent, but right in between.

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[az3579]

Today, PSS10 coilovers went in.

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[Vas]

I've had a set of these. Unlike Charlie, I was not impressed. For street use, they were "ok". They were a bit noisy if I remember correctly, and grip wasn't as good as my S-04's. For the price you pay for them, they're good.

I had to take them on the track once since my track wheels weren't available. The tread blocks started chunking. Grip kind of sucked. They were ok in the wet as well.

These are most definitely a "you get what you pay for" tire. They're not bad, not excellent, but right in between.

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I bought a full set of them today. The ones I got are the second generation (evo2). Came out to be $452 shipped which is $150 cheaper then the s04. I like those but the cost difference made me want to try these.

We shall see how they are. Sometimes trying out new tires is kinda fun.

[cakM3]

I've had a set of these. Unlike Charlie, I was not impressed. For street use, they were "ok". They were a bit noisy if I remember correctly, and grip wasn't as good as my S-04's. For the price you pay for them, they're good.

I had to take them on the track once since my track wheels weren't available. The tread blocks started chunking. Grip kind of sucked. They were ok in the wet as well.

These are most definitely a "you get what you pay for" tire. They're not bad, not excellent, but right in between.

Strictly for street driving the Hankook Ventus V12's are excellent tires... For track I would go with something like Michelin Pilot Sport Cup+ / N-SPEC tires (lots of money for these though)...

[slater]

Tie rods and rear trailing arm bushings. My Koch tool came in handy!

sweet! love it.

Looks a decent bit better built than my bimmerworld tool (which broke with about 3mm left in pressing the last bushing in).

it's the best tool i own. it can do almost any bushing on any car.

Today, PSS10 coilovers went in.

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aaaaaand....?

[Vas]

Strictly for street driving the Hankook Ventus V12's are excellent tires... For track I would go with something like Michelin Pilot Sport Cup+ / N-SPEC tires (lots of money for these though)...

Didn't you just buy a new set ?

[terraphantm]

Or use the correct DOT4LV brake fluid and let the clutch, ABS and DSC systems work as they were designed.

Eh, even with DOT4LV (or DOT5.1 which is also low viscosity), the CDV is quite noticeable. Switching back and forth between the M3 and ZHP was quite irritating until I decided to remove the CDV on the ZHP (and for whatever it's worth, I didn't replace the line, and I had already done brake fluid with low viscosity fluid shortly before deciding to remove the CDV a few days later).

Strictly for street driving the Hankook Ventus V12's are excellent tires... For track I would go with something like Michelin Pilot Sport Cup+ / N-SPEC tires (lots of money for these though)...

For strictly street driving, you may as well go with Pilot Sport A/S 3s instead of a cheap summer tire. Grips about as well as the PS2s, last way longer than any summer tire, and is useable on the odd cold day.