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Originally posted by Boilermaker1
Oh whoopdy doo. They weigh 11.2 lbs as opposed to 10.4. WHO CARES! I wouldn't call that a "problem". A problem is they fracture, then bent, they don't fit, etc...
Someone just misquoted the weight and everyone took it for granted... then someone checked.
Oh whoopdy doo. They weigh 11.2 lbs as opposed to 10.4. WHO CARES! I wouldn't call that a "problem". A problem is they fracture, then bent, they don't fit, etc...
Someone just misquoted the weight and everyone took it for granted... then someone checked.
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Originally posted by Jaykuai
sorry for the offtopicness but whats better in terms of grip dry/wet
Azeins or Paradas 2
sorry for the offtopicness but whats better in terms of grip dry/wet
Azeins or Paradas 2
In dry weather, the Azenis will have substantially more traciton then the Paradas.
when its wet out, the paradas... Falken even recomends slowing down when its wet out.
the only reason for it though is the fairly poor water evacuation that the Falkens have. (they have some Huge tread blocks). Personally I found them to handle Extreamly well when its wet out. They just dont deal with puddles that well when you are at speed (They want to hydroplane)
So in conclusion: I'd say that over all the Falkens are a very good tires in Dry and wet conditions as long as you know their limitations (They hate Puddles).
Luis, es un hecho pero buscaba llantas plegostes para ir al cuarto jeje, ya baje mis tiempos a 17.3 ya estoy en la zona de SiRs novatos.
So, for my (daily driven)18s paradas.. and for my (track purpose)16s, azeins
Thanks ZZyzx
So, for my (daily driven)18s paradas.. and for my (track purpose)16s, azeins
Thanks ZZyzx
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Rep Power: 0 Originally posted by fly98ex
and loose those fast and furious edition fenders.
and loose those fast and furious edition fenders.
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Its been said that the Falken Azenis 205/50-15 should be mounted on a wheel 7-8" wide to maximize the contact patch on the tire..... WIder really is better.
Its been said that the Falken Azenis 205/50-15 should be mounted on a wheel 7-8" wide to maximize the contact patch on the tire..... WIder really is better.
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