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[vroom4]

I have a set of oem tires with 100 miles and another set with 1500 miles.

250 each or 75 a tire!

I feel like we should all just ship our extra primary's to Michelin hq

[Rio]

Originally Posted by vroom4

I have a set of oem tires with 100 miles and another set with 1500 miles.

250 each or 75 a tire!

I feel like we should all just ship our extra primary's to Michelin hq

I traded mine with about 1800 miles at America's Tire Co. I think it was a $240 credit towards the Michelin Super Sports.

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[vroom4]

I don't think tire rack will take them haha

[BRZPDX]

Originally Posted by Rio

I traded mine with about 1800 miles at America's Tire Co. I think it was a $240 credit towards the Michelin Super Sports.

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can you only get a 215/45/17 on Michelin PSS?

[Rio]

Originally Posted by BRZPDX

can you only get a 215/45/17 on Michelin PSS?

Yep, I know :-)

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[m.box.design]

Originally Posted by Rio

Yep, I know :-)

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what's your impression on the michelin ss tires?

[torqdork]

*Sold on Craigslist*

Originally Posted by BRZPDX

can you only get a 215/45/17 on Michelin PSS?

I have a set of 225/45-17 PSS new in storage. I was going to mount them on an ordered Monogram but changed my mind and decided to keep the 10 Series.

So I'll be mounting the PSS's on the 10 Series and selling the upgraded Bridgestone Potenza RE-11A's, the newest, highest performance tire they sell, in 225/45-17 size with 3,400 miles on them.

I got a four-wheel alignment to factory spec at Ron Tonkin Scion that has an in-house rack soon after installating the RE-11A's. Wear is even across the tread and I X-rotated them (they're asymmetric and non-directional so may be rotated however you like). No flats or damage ever.

A set of four including shipping to Portland from Tirerack costs $704 although I got them from America's Tire Co. locally since they price matched. Installation, M&B, TPMS kits were extra, the $704 was net price.

I'm going to run an ad for them on Craigslist for $500 when I pull the car out of storage in early March. It's been stored since last October so the tires look nearly new and were treated with Griot's rubber conditioner a couple of times while in storage.

For local members only I'm offering a discounted price of $440 and if it helps, a three-payment plan of $150/month with the first payment on delivery.

Here's the Tirerack page, check out the specs and reviews. They have impressive dry drip, are quiet and comfy and have a 200 treadwear rating. The stock 7" wheel is within recommended width as you'll see in the specs.

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....omCompare1=yes

[Rio]

Originally Posted by indesign

what's your impression on the michelin ss tires?

Correction: I actually got the Michelin Pilot Super Sports 225/45RZ17XL.

I did a write up here: http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showt...t=53873&page=2

But that was part 1. I should do part 2 now. So to answer your question... They are amazing! It's actually not as easy anymore to break that rear end loose anymore. I have much better traction on dry and wet pavement. SW Humphrey and Patton are so much safer and fun to drive now :-) I feel as grounded as I used to be on my '99 Carrera. But also keep in mind that I also have the Super Sport Springs and that helps a lot also.

[WretchedMouse]

Hello all,

I will be installing a carbon fiber hood in the next few days and seeing if anyone here needs an OEM hood. The hood is currently plastdipped and only has one visible rock chip underneath that. Right now just gauging interest.

If anyone is interested I am located on the east side, and can hash out a pick up time after I install the new hood. Feel free to message me offers.

Thanks.

[stockysnail]

Originally Posted by torqdork

I have a set of 225/45-17 PSS new in storage. I was going to mount them on an ordered Monogram but changed my mind and decided to keep the 10 Series.

So I'll be mounting the PSS's on the 10 Series and selling the upgraded Bridgestone Potenza RE-11A's, the newest, highest performance tire they sell, in 225/45-17 size with 3,400 miles on them.

I got a four-wheel alignment to factory spec at Ron Tonkin Scion that has an in-house rack soon after installating the RE-11A's. Wear is even across the tread and I X-rotated them (they're asymmetric and non-directional so may be rotated however you like). No flats or damage ever.

A set of four including shipping to Portland from Tirerack costs $704 although I got them from America's Tire Co. locally since they price matched. Installation, M&B, TPMS kits were extra, the $704 was net price.

I'm going to run an ad for them on Craigslist for $500 when I pull the car out of storage in early March. It's been stored since last October so the tires look nearly new and were treated with Griot's rubber conditioner a couple of times while in storage.

For local members only I'm offering a discounted price of $440 and if it helps, a three-payment plan of $150/month with the first payment on delivery.

Here's the Tirerack page, check out the specs and reviews. They have impressive dry drip, are quiet and comfy and have a 200 treadwear rating. The stock 7" wheel is within recommended width as you'll see in the specs.

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....omCompare1=yes

This is very very tempting as I love those tires. I have them currently as summer tires and grip better than anything short of a track tire. Mine are almost worn. I should know next week how much money I have left from the intercooler install and tune.

[yberther]

Originally Posted by torqdork

I have a set of 225/45-17 PSS new in storage. I was going to mount them on an ordered Monogram but changed my mind and decided to keep the 10 Series.

So I'll be mounting the PSS's on the 10 Series and selling the upgraded Bridgestone Potenza RE-11A's, the newest, highest performance tire they sell, in 225/45-17 size with 3,400 miles on them.

I got a four-wheel alignment to factory spec at Ron Tonkin Scion that has an in-house rack soon after installating the RE-11A's. Wear is even across the tread and I X-rotated them (they're asymmetric and non-directional so may be rotated however you like). No flats or damage ever.

For local members only I'm offering a discounted price of $440 and if it helps, a three-payment plan of $150/month with the first payment on delivery.

I wish I was closer. You aren't heading up this way are you?

[chiprez]

Originally Posted by chiprez

Selling my "tow hitch" I bought from a guy here. Had a change of plans and won't be using it. It's brand new and paid $300 after shipping and would like to get that money back. It's the tow hitch, hardware and 90* bike rack adapter deelio.
Here are some pics from his thread and link to said thread.
$300 and will meet up in Vancouver/ PDX area.
909-342-0843
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=40098

Still available.

[Chen]

Originally Posted by stockysnail

This is very very tempting as I love those tires. I have them currently as summer tires and grip better than anything short of a track tire. Mine are almost worn. I should know next week how much money I have left from the intercooler install and tune.

Those look real meaty for 225

[evan]

Originally Posted by chiprez

Still available.

I might be mildly interested in this. I'll let you know by the weekend.