Pics of Raven Black 180Q w/Borbets..
03-05-2000, 01:40 PM
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Pics of Raven Black 180Q w/Borbets..
<center><img src="http://131.107.68.28/AudiWorldPics/2000/Scoutstt2.jpg"></center><p>Just Zaino'd the car..
Did the Zaino wash, Z5 (one coat) then Z2 (one coat).
Very happy with the results..
Once it warms up a little, I'll hit it with 3 coats of Z5, then a coat of Z2.
Wheels are Borbet 16" and Tires are Pirelli P210 Asymetrico Snow Tires..
Did the Zaino wash, Z5 (one coat) then Z2 (one coat).
Very happy with the results..
Once it warms up a little, I'll hit it with 3 coats of Z5, then a coat of Z2.
Wheels are Borbet 16" and Tires are Pirelli P210 Asymetrico Snow Tires..
03-06-2000, 04:55 AM
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Borbet Model S 16" w/ Pirelli P210 Asymetricos
Borbet model S in 16" x 7.5" were $169 ea.
Pirelli P 210 Asymetrico's in 215x55 HR16 were $109 each, all from http://www.tirerack.com
Showed up three days later, mounted and balanced, inside and out..
Pirelli P 210 Asymetrico's in 215x55 HR16 were $109 each, all from http://www.tirerack.com
Showed up three days later, mounted and balanced, inside and out..
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03-06-2000, 01:07 PM
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Haven't had them in the snow yet...
On pavement they are OK, but I need to re-check my tire pressure...
A little "drifty"..
Comfortable, not too noisy.., but they are supposed to hold up better than the Blizzaks in climates where it isn't always under 32 degrees (like Minneapolis, Chicago, etc. where the temps in winter are always low, Blizzaks are the ticket..) I live on Long Island in NY and we get 55 degree days in winter, and teh Blizzaks would melt and chunk at that temperature on the freeway at 80 mph..
The Pirellis are holding up at speed nicely..
More to come...
A little "drifty"..
Comfortable, not too noisy.., but they are supposed to hold up better than the Blizzaks in climates where it isn't always under 32 degrees (like Minneapolis, Chicago, etc. where the temps in winter are always low, Blizzaks are the ticket..) I live on Long Island in NY and we get 55 degree days in winter, and teh Blizzaks would melt and chunk at that temperature on the freeway at 80 mph..
The Pirellis are holding up at speed nicely..
More to come...
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