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Posted: Sat Nov 17, 12 11:22 pm
by Cannonball
pete dont play around with them old tires get some new ones in around end feb no rush before you will never do any good till the track is a little warmer
you know the cost of things that are not right, this cuda should leave the line with no drama...... and i am not being flippant before you start,
ps the bee looked the biz today,
Posted: Sun Nov 18, 12 1:02 am
by Pete
I am actually with you on that Duncan.
I have found some new ones but the seller won't tell me how old they are......
Glad you liked the Bee with those Arches filled out
Posted: Sun Nov 18, 12 8:08 am
by shovelheadrob
Pete, buy from a reputable dealer, they might be a couple of quid more but will not be someone elses old stock, although age is not so much the concern as the way they are stored. UV light is what causes degradation, which means it's a good idea to take your wheels off between meetings & keep them in a cool dark place.
Posted: Mon Jan 07, 13 5:28 pm
by Les Szabo
If you haven't already bought?...I would have a word with Mr. Hauser Pete and perhaps go with a pair of Hoosiers and ask what compund for your weight of car....Hoosiers worked the Nuts on my '69...never know you might get a few tips from him if you start chatting re the whole set-up, although he don't give much away for nought!
Les
P.O. Box 380, Horley, Surrey, RH6 OWW
Posted: Mon Jan 07, 13 8:15 pm
by GTXJim
Pete are you getting them from these people,
P.O. Box 380, Horley, Surrey, RH6 OWW
United Kingdom
Phone: 01293 863579
I bought mine new from Andy Robinson, and they turned up from these people, so in future I'll go direct to them
Posted: Mon Jan 07, 13 11:10 pm
by Pete
The place I have found is down in the west country.
I can't vouch for the age/condition of the slicks which is my concern.
I will have to wait until Feb or March before I can afford some....