View Poll Results: Food for this wednesday (18 August)
Burrittos @ Scotts Valley Taqueria (near Wendies?)
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Downtown SC somewhere (Chianti's Italian, Pizza my Butt, Thai food place, etc.)
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Santa Cruz&Scotts Valley meet and drive: Wednesdays 9:00PM
the artist formerly known as mcdrama
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uhmm.... Wuuuuhhhhaaaat!??!!!?
crack monkeys.
Im voting Dom the unofficial i-club moderator. ;P
crack monkeys.
Im voting Dom the unofficial i-club moderator. ;P
Last edited by mattsn0w; Oct 20, 2004 at 10:06 AM.
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Originally Posted by mcdrama
You guys must be hitting the pipe. ;D j/k.
Wha?
But seriously: I think we need to keep an eye on the weather, and see if we're gonna get a dry-out, or if the wetness will continue.
See y'all at the ragin' Wednesday Night meet!
Mike
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Yokohama AVS ES100
For anyone who was wondering, my yoko's handle pretty well in the rain. Hydroplaning resistance is not as good as my Goodyear Aquatread III's, but that was on my outback so they weren't nearly as wide. Traction is good, I feel comfortable and confident.
Not an excellent wet weather tire, but in all ways better than the RE92.
Not an excellent wet weather tire, but in all ways better than the RE92.
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I like my Yoko ES100's in the rain OK. It's give up a little rain performance for a little better dry performance. And tire wear hasn't been as good as I'd like, though I'm thinking I got a crappy alignment the first time... Have 14,000 on them and the inside tread is worn smooth.
I've heard the Azenis are good, but even worse treadwear and maybe way worse wet traction? I just don't know.. to bad they don't have shareware tires huh?
I've heard the Azenis are good, but even worse treadwear and maybe way worse wet traction? I just don't know.. to bad they don't have shareware tires huh?
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if you want to get an actually functional tire (thats not sacrificing other factors for performance) then get the Azenis ST115. you're probably thinking of the Azenis Sports, which are incredible tires, but yes, they wear and dont have the best wet traction.
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No man, I personally I do not have them. A few people that I know, who have very high performance demands for their car, swear by them. I have seen them tear sh*t up in the rain and keep traction in the mud though. How do you like them so far?
