12-29-2013, 01:01 AM
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Originally Posted by ZDan
Not really. For street usage, it's comparable to last-gen Extreme tires in terms of dry grip (and way better in the wet). See Car and Driver Monsters of Grip test. Yes yes, I know they will get hotter and lose some grip at the track, but that's not what this thread is about.
OP isn't looking for track tires, PSS are probably the best-performing real-world warm-weather street tires you can get. And the lighter weight does improve the quality of feedback/feel and ride a bit.
FWIW, I have PSS as daily tires on my RX-7, and Z1 StarSpecs for track work. Back to back weekends they were more comparable in terms of grip than I expected, but the PSS feel a lot better on the street (StarSpecs felt like wooden clogs in comparison).
I like the RS-3s I have on the s2000, but grip in cool temps and particularly in the wet is nowhere near PSS levels. And on the street, I'd say they're about equal in warm dry conditions.
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RS3 in rain and snow is so fun though.
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