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Well done I get similar on a run. I recon if you loaded the boot with bricks it would still return the same? That engine laughs in the face of gravity!

900!!!!!??? You need snow tyres with screw in studs for that!

I did have remoulds on an old classic of mine years ago, cut my fingers on the wire that stuck out the side walls!!! Changed to Gislaved not long after i bought it.

Unfortunately for me its not usually the lack of grip on my car as much just idiot people in their cars not knowing what to do in wet weather. Mister bmw driving like a spanner 95mph in torrential rain on motorway with just side lights on thinking they are invincible!

More cost savings by Ford then like the cup holders on the wrong side! :curse: I did have a brand new MR2 roadster back in the day. Think they were Toyo Proxis on that thing. Loved it to bits except it picked up screws and nails like a magnet! Superb handling BUT it would just let go without...

You are probably correct? They are probably made from chocolate for better operation on long straight roads! We have more twisty bits here.

I am guessing they must have been offered to Ford at a good price against other brands, but then again if 80% of the market is likely to be in a dry country they are probably ok? We just have our fair share of rain and poorly maintained roads.

Just like Bridgestone Potenzas I had on my 350z. They would just let go in the wet, no warning. I changed to Falkens and it transformed the car, felt sure footed and much safer in the wet.

Zero grip under (P)recipitation conditions!! :facepalm: I have read a number of comments about how poor they are on the Stang but since I dont drive it like a spanner, not had any issues even under torrential motorway downpours. Today however casually driving up hill (post rain shower) and...

So from your post I get the feeling they were a little tricky to apply?:crackup: Bastard file I remember those from metalwork at school. Anyway yes looks great and due to the size you could even stick them over cheapo Bolvian remoulds and nobody would know. Hang on I just gave dealers that...

I Think you need to go the whole hog and get illuminated tyres!!

Had mine 4 months too, lets hope those workers at Ford built a few that were not on Fridays after lunch?!!!

Oh sheesh I am on that mileage now! :whew: Still throwing in ice cubes my face thankfully. Good luck , hope they shovel in a tonne of snow in that compressor.

Thanks Chris yes still loving mine and actually your fault for buying one in the colour I wanted haha. :sunglasses: Glad you still like yours. Get yourself on a trip to Scotland mate like the zed days, you will love it up there.I still need to find a free weekend so I can do my fave route up...

Oh I forgot to mention I finally Modded it! Eat your heart out all you Shelby this and that extra 70000bhp supercharger and all that faff, you want to go hardcore and install these lovely plastic door check strap pin covers, fleabay care of China. I swear they have improved my straight-line...

I know what you mean, same here and still appreciate it like the day I first saw it. It wasn't new but hardly any miles on it and the previous owner must have kept it in a nice garage it was and still is mint or rather blue! I have done about 4000 miles in just under 4 months. Well it is a GT...

Haha perfect! That is class. :clap:

Thanks , yes I get similar usually kn@bs in scroaty hatches as you say, thankfully I have a slightly higher IQ than your average MP so I just ignore them. Its just when you see a car caning it right up your backside to then move to the side of you hoping you will race them because thats what...

Thanks, yes the colour makes it as much as anything else for me. Doesn't mean everyone elses isnt isn't nice they are but we have our favourites. Got to love these primary colours!:like: