I always liked the re92. She screamed obsenity at me all the time. She slipped and slide and she was fun but time was running out for her.

Now I have Azenis. She doesn't scream. She doesn't complain. She tells me to bring it on harder and harder. May be I'm not driver her hard enough.

So I'm asking you guys with Azenis, do yours scream?

BlueMax

Is this a poem or something? lol

Originally posted by scoobiesnacks
Is this a poem or something? lol

i was wondering the same thing, it had a good start

I think RE92's were made to scream and no Azenis here but everyone I know that has them stick pretty well....my TRZ II's don't scream either :D.

~B

Sometimes the other head does the thinking but I hardly call him a poet. :)

The question is noise from Azenis at the limit of adhesion. I am either not hearing it, not driving them hard enough, or too scare (sane) to push them further. I took a 20mph posted limit two lane wide curve at about 50+mph and thought I broke them loose but I didn't hear anything. Like I said, may be I was too scared to hear anything. I never took that curve so fast. It's stickier than my old AVS dry. If I'm suppose to hear noise(a squeek, a moan, a yelp) from the Azenis, then I guess I haven't pushed them hard enough.

For those who live in Southern Cal, it's the junction from the 10W to the 710S.

BlueMax <--the poet ( a new found talent)

:)

Originally posted by bluemax
Sometimes the other head does the thinking but I hardly call him a poet. :)

For those who live in Southern Cal, it's the junction from the 10W to the 710S.

BlueMax <--the F1 driver ( a new found talent)

:)

Yes I know of that interchange. And the Azenis give more a scraping, singing sound than the standard RE92 "weasel with his balls in a vice" sound.

See if you can spin out on that interchange. Or oversteer into the barrier. Whichever you prefer. :D

I have the Azenis on slipstreams, I have gotten them to rotate the rear end and they really don't scream and they gradually break loose, They probably will scream more or less when you don't have much tire pressure.

Imprezd~

they won't scream, they make a low pitched whirring noise when you break them loose...... which is sometimes difficult.

Originally posted by Dolphin Overton
they won't scream, they make a low pitched whirring noise when you break them loose...... which is sometimes difficult.

low pitched?!?! difficult to break loose?!?! what is the matter with you? did they change opposite day to friday or something??