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Re: sideways

Post by leet » Sat Nov 26, 2011 8:20 pm

chunky79 wrote:Oh well, might not be the tyres then as others have done it. Now in two minds what to do with the tyres, wanted them changed before xmas but now thinking i should wait till after i get them re-furbed again when the toss weather has been and gone.
GIVE the tyres to me? :biggrin3:
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Re: sideways

Post by chunky79 » Sat Nov 26, 2011 8:39 pm

well, i should be getting some goodyears mid december so you could always buy these one's off me at a good price. They all have around 5-6mm on i think
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Re: sideways

Post by mavada » Wed Nov 30, 2011 2:58 pm

:biggrin3:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyaM_2w3 ... re=related

And he has had a bad day at the office...
i hope he has his timing belt done recently...

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Re: sideways

Post by Shoppinit » Wed Nov 30, 2011 3:02 pm

He must have Khumo tyres on ;)
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Re: sideways

Post by mavada » Wed Nov 30, 2011 3:04 pm

yes, theyre great tyres...:)
But thet had to use another name...like GoodNear or something..
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Re: sideways

Post by Shoppinit » Wed Nov 30, 2011 3:32 pm

Ling Longs...

They exist, I swear :shock:
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Re: sideways

Post by mavada » Wed Nov 30, 2011 3:34 pm

youre kidding...
ive heard Hancocks is also a tyre brand...
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Re: sideways

Post by Shoppinit » Wed Nov 30, 2011 3:37 pm

mavada wrote:youre kidding...
ive heard Hancocks is also a tyre brand...
It's true. To manufacture, they are shat out by cute girls:

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Re: sideways

Post by bam_bam » Wed Nov 30, 2011 3:51 pm

Shoppinit wrote:
mavada wrote:youre kidding...
ive heard Hancocks is also a tyre brand...
It's true. To manufacture, they are shat out by cute girls:

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Jay-sus! Strangely, I'd actually like to see footage of her curling out one of those tyres :shock:

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Re: sideways

Post by Mr Footlong » Wed Nov 30, 2011 6:09 pm

Shoppinit wrote:Ling Longs...

They exist, I swear :shock:
They do and I have personal experience with them! About 5 years ago I I was very short of money at one point and the STI5 was due for tyres badly so as a stop gap I bought a set of LingLongs all round. OMG how outright dangerous but brilliantly fun these were!!!!

They were ok on a 4wd car in the bone dry but the moment there was even a drop of water on the road they became like ice. After the initial fear of going out in the damp/wet/cold with these I got used to them and bloody loved them, I could 4wd drift practically everywhere and did so at every opportunity. Kept them on for the best part of a year as a result. Really taught me a lot about drift handling :D. 720'd once on them too in an emergency manouvre.
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Re: sideways

Post by chunky79 » Wed Nov 30, 2011 7:01 pm

Mr Footlong wrote:
Shoppinit wrote:Ling Longs...

They exist, I swear :shock:
They do and I have personal experience with them! About 5 years ago I I was very short of money at one point and the STI5 was due for tyres badly so as a stop gap I bought a set of LingLongs all round. OMG how outright dangerous but brilliantly fun these were!!!!

They were ok on a 4wd car in the bone dry but the moment there was even a drop of water on the road they became like ice. After the initial fear of going out in the damp/wet/cold with these I got used to them and bloody loved them, I could 4wd drift practically everywhere and did so at every opportunity. Kept them on for the best part of a year as a result. Really taught me a lot about drift handling :D. 720'd once on them too in an emergency manouvre.
Did you miss what you were avoiding when you 720'd???
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Re: sideways

Post by Rupert » Wed Nov 30, 2011 7:13 pm

Mr Footlong wrote:
Shoppinit wrote:Ling Longs...

They exist, I swear :shock:
They do and I have personal experience with them! About 5 years ago I I was very short of money at one point and the STI5 was due for tyres badly so as a stop gap I bought a set of LingLongs all round. OMG how outright dangerous but brilliantly fun these were!!!!

They were ok on a 4wd car in the bone dry but the moment there was even a drop of water on the road they became like ice. After the initial fear of going out in the damp/wet/cold with these I got used to them and bloody loved them, I could 4wd drift practically everywhere and did so at every opportunity. Kept them on for the best part of a year as a result. Really taught me a lot about drift handling :D. 720'd once on them too in an emergency manouvre.
:jump_clap: brilliant story Mr Footlong. :D
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Re: sideways

Post by perthwaRS6 » Wed Nov 30, 2011 8:28 pm

have to chip in here. My brother works for a Ling Long dealer here in Perth, WA, but they specialise in heavy truck and tractor tyres. I know our beasts are heavy, but not that heavy!

If you want to see heavy tyre use and a good ad for Nissan pickups, check out this video clip; Happened recently in US. The driver of the nissan pickup could easily handle a RS6!
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Re: sideways

Post by Mr Footlong » Wed Nov 30, 2011 8:54 pm

Rupert wrote:
Mr Footlong wrote:
Shoppinit wrote:Ling Longs...

They exist, I swear :shock:
They do and I have personal experience with them! About 5 years ago I I was very short of money at one point and the STI5 was due for tyres badly so as a stop gap I bought a set of LingLongs all round. OMG how outright dangerous but brilliantly fun these were!!!!

They were ok on a 4wd car in the bone dry but the moment there was even a drop of water on the road they became like ice. After the initial fear of going out in the damp/wet/cold with these I got used to them and bloody loved them, I could 4wd drift practically everywhere and did so at every opportunity. Kept them on for the best part of a year as a result. Really taught me a lot about drift handling :D. 720'd once on them too in an emergency manouvre.
:jump_clap: brilliant story Mr Footlong. :D
No word of a lie, swear on my dead aunty's clunge and all that. Even found the model number, LingLong L688. Amazing memories of those rolling killers. The 720 was on the slip road coming off the A3 in Guildford on to the A31 towards Farnham. Gave it some beans coming on to the sliproad for a little drift as nobody was around, just before it turns sharp right only to find a car broken down in the fast lane of the sliproad just as it bends around. Slammed on the anchors, the LingLongs had other ideas, ended up fishtailing around the broken down car and that was the start of a beautiful 720.

Ended up pointing the way I started and kept on going, minus a tiny argument with an I beam on a barrier and the rear exhaust pipe getting dented :rocker: Fecking dumb luck and some skill mixed in. the ex needed some new drawers. Suffice to say that I am a tad less fancy-free on that turn now!

By the end of my run with the LingLongs I could practically drift those bastards anywhere, at least they did that well and hardly wore down due to being made out of compacted granite or something even harder. I miss those days when I had more hair on my head, less hair on my back/palms and didn't think collecting BA Miles and triple Clubcard points was cool.....

/EDIT - Check it blud - http://www.tyrereviews.co.uk/Tyre/Linglong/L688.htm - Nice!
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Re: sideways

Post by chunky79 » Wed Nov 30, 2011 9:46 pm

Mr Footlong, tis a pleasure having you on this site!! You have a pm too ref bimoto's
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