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02-27-2017 #1
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Continental Extreme Contact Sport
If I ever get it back on the road [editorial frustration] and the auto-x and hitting of a few race tracks gets serious, I will naturally have an extra set of wheels with some 200s on them. For just cruising around with the PURDY wheels, I was all ready to grab a set of 340 Bridgestone S-04s to drive around on [and still might] but just saw these have come out. Not much test data in yet but the specs are certainly promising. Just sharing . . .
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10-17-2021 #2
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anyone have any insights on these tires.. ? I am about to order a set of tires to use for street/hwy use..
My options are the Continental Extreme Contact Sport and the BFG Rival 1.5
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67 Camaro In progress
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11-08-2021 #3
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I have the Continental 340 Extreme Contact Sport Tires. I am currently bedding in the brakes and breaking in the rear diff, but I have been around the neighborhood and they seem to be real nice grippy tires. I wonder how they got a 340 treadwear rating though. They are real soft and sticky.
1970RS Camaro
Lateral Dynamics, Wilwood, BOZE, Strange Engineering, Alston, Ride Tech, Gen II, FAST.
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