Showing posts with label A048. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A048. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Finally~ i got mango some fresh rubbers~

For the last few years, I only manage to get mango some second hand rubbers for mango to run on. As my old Yokohama A048 was already 7 years old and my turning G(force) had exceed the harden-ed rubber's limits. For i think it's time i should get mango some fresh rubbers to burns on. And Fortunately i received a un-beat-able offer from my friends who is BIG in tyre business in my region.


Saturday, December 17, 2011

All prep~ load~ and ready to roll~ KGC

Finally took out my old year 05 Neova A048 and 08 Neova AD07 out~ check the tyre pressure~ pump them up with N2~ and load them into mango~ and were ready to hit the road tomorrow early morning to Kampung Gajah Circuit (KGC) ~ had to kick in early~ good night everyone~

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Tyre Frenzy~ ^.^ i think i'm mad...

Jian from Yita Auto Service Centre called me up yesterday, told me that my tyre had arrive ^.^ hurray~ So i went to his shop is Kulim immediately with my Works  Ewing 15" rim.
Jian's very professional shop in Kulim, you would be stunted by the amount of rare second-hand rims he can get his hand on.
Jian(left) and I inspecting the works of his worker, dun wan to scratch my 2K+ worth piece of art :P
The tyre we were talking about, legendary AD07 (price drop a bit due to new range of AD08 out in the market)
All 4 pieces lying nicely behind ranger ready to bring home.
Compared to my 185 RS-2, 195 sure had much larger contact surface.

Testing to fit all 4 new tyres into mango... however only the front succeed, while the rear tyre was pressing directly onto the fender... think i would really need a fender re-work after 29th's Time Attack.

Mango with his new look ^.^ 
Second trip today to PohNee Tyre to take out the old RS-2 which will be sold to my cousin and put in the 195/60R14 Yokohama A-048 which i purchase from Japan. 
Semi-Slick for mango's rear.
Look nice in my Watanabe RS (6" really is a bit small, wanna get my hand on 7" or 8" RS ^^)
The best part of tyre changing hoho~ balancing.