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joe_s2k
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Thanks! After 3 weeks and 1900 miles, I love the Revo's too. They've been great on the rainy streets, but I'm really wanting to do a little more now. Check out www.S2KCA.com if you need any S2000 info. They have a great group of people over there that are willing to answer any questions you might have. I've been there for the last 5-6 years now. I've got 136k miles on mine and still can't get tired of this car.
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I noticed the same thing yesterday when I tried it, but no luck. My G35 does it, so I figured what the heck.
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What amazes me is that Nissan sells them with crappy tires. I just picked up my Pathy on Monday from the dealership and immediately noticed how bad these tires were on the drive home. I auto-x and track my S2000, so I know that tires make all the difference in the world.
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I just picked up my new Pathy LE and wasn't too happy with the tires that came with it. As you may have heard, Houston has a very bad storm on Monday that dumped 15-18 inches of rain within a few hours and continued raining for the rest of the day. There was extensive flooding and the roads remained wet for the next few days. While driving to work, I couldn't help but notice that these tires were having a hard time getting traction and hydroplaned when driving through small patches of water. I found several web reviews confirming what I had experienced I have a friend who's a manager at a Discount Tire in Texas City and spoke to him about some replacement All Terrain options. He recommended the Goodyear Wrangler SilentArmor and the Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revo. Both looked good on Tire Racks Customer Review site. I decided on the Bridgestone's and should be having them installed on Friday. I'll update this thread with my analysis of their wet traction and hydroplaning impressions.
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That setup looks aggresive. I like it.