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Conversation Between tazandjan and Dougb450


Conversation Between tazandjan and Dougb450
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  1. Dougb450
    01-06-2012 11:22 AM - permalink
    Dougb450
    Taz,
    Thank you for your advice. I have much to ponder now, as my local exotic tire specialist (Eurotire of Fairfield, NJ) has just located a complete set of P-Zero System which aren't cheap but they are one of the originally specified tires. I didn't know he was going to be able to get them (something about a manufacturer backorder with no date in site) until after I sent you my request for help. So, I will now ponder exactly what to do over a beer or three.
    BTW, I really like your 5 spoke wheels much better than my OEMs. What are they?

    Have a great weekend,
    Doug
    2004 Lamborghini 360 Modena F1 (Kidding, I'm just kidding)
  2. Dougb450
    01-05-2012 01:49 PM - permalink
    Dougb450
    Taz? Terry?,
    Thanks for checking. Yes, I have the OEM 18" wheels. And this is the first time I'm faced with changing tires on any high performance machine so I don't know squat.

    Appreciate your input,
    Doug
    2004 360 Modena F1
  3. Dougb450
    01-05-2012 11:43 AM - permalink
    Dougb450
    I was told you are something of a tire expert. Well, here goes:
    I'm looking to replace my tires and the original Michelins are no longer made.

    The Pirelli P Zero Nero are available and are a-symetrical all around. This differs from Ferrari's original offering of the P Zero "System" which is symetrical fronts, a-symetrical rears.

    Not sure if this is a good idea or bad. Another possibility is the new Michelin Pilot Sport 2's. But, these are 3/4" wider than the original and I'm afraid they will rub on the fenders (which are already bent from the original Pilot Sports.

    Any advice?

    Thanks very much in advance,
    Doug Butler
    2004 360 Modena F1

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