Kumho has recommended these tires for my 91 for my everyday driver up north here. We had snow last week for a few minutes!
Looking for a softer ride than my dunlop sport 9000's.
Any feed back from those cushy ride allseason drivers!
This is what I said:
I have currently bought a 1991 Acura Nsx in excellent shape with 126,000 km on it. Everything is original It currently has the DunlopSport SP9000 Tyres on the stock 15" & 16" rims. I have read many posts on forums regarding which current tyre is correct for this car. Everyone agrees to disagree. The origianal Yokos where corner specific tyres. Each of the four Tyres where differnet. I using the car as an everyday driver to work and to play. I would rather have a bit softer-smoother ride than some track hi-performance tyre would give. I'm looking to cruise the streets. I have currently dropped my air pressure to 32 front and 35 rear to smooth out the ride. Edmonton streets are the shits and the car likes to grab the grooves made by large trucks. The alignment seems to have been done a year ago and the toe out is very small compared to the 91 spec, ( this is a good thing). Let me know what you might want me to try for a tyre. You may use my car as a test dummy if you need one.
This is what he said:
he only model that we have to fit your application would or ECSTA MX. It is our best performing high performance tire. The MX will handle better than your Dunlop's, but ride comfort would be about the same. Later this year we offer our ASX all-season tire in the sizes you are looking for, but the front size will not be available until September. The ASX will offer you a softer ride at the sacrifice of some of the handling of a Dunlop sport or our MX.
Last week good buddie Eddie lent me his spare rims and tyres.
The car runs great on the road but corning is not the best. Doesnt't grab any cracks or grooves. Must be something up with the Dunlop 900's. Borrowed Set up is Toyo Proxes FZ4 on the Front and Nice Yoko AVS 1S-Z on the rear. Thanks goes out to Eddie for lending me these tires. I was going crazy with the Dunlops.
Trev
Looking for a softer ride than my dunlop sport 9000's.
Any feed back from those cushy ride allseason drivers!
This is what I said:
I have currently bought a 1991 Acura Nsx in excellent shape with 126,000 km on it. Everything is original It currently has the DunlopSport SP9000 Tyres on the stock 15" & 16" rims. I have read many posts on forums regarding which current tyre is correct for this car. Everyone agrees to disagree. The origianal Yokos where corner specific tyres. Each of the four Tyres where differnet. I using the car as an everyday driver to work and to play. I would rather have a bit softer-smoother ride than some track hi-performance tyre would give. I'm looking to cruise the streets. I have currently dropped my air pressure to 32 front and 35 rear to smooth out the ride. Edmonton streets are the shits and the car likes to grab the grooves made by large trucks. The alignment seems to have been done a year ago and the toe out is very small compared to the 91 spec, ( this is a good thing). Let me know what you might want me to try for a tyre. You may use my car as a test dummy if you need one.
This is what he said:
he only model that we have to fit your application would or ECSTA MX. It is our best performing high performance tire. The MX will handle better than your Dunlop's, but ride comfort would be about the same. Later this year we offer our ASX all-season tire in the sizes you are looking for, but the front size will not be available until September. The ASX will offer you a softer ride at the sacrifice of some of the handling of a Dunlop sport or our MX.
Last week good buddie Eddie lent me his spare rims and tyres.
The car runs great on the road but corning is not the best. Doesnt't grab any cracks or grooves. Must be something up with the Dunlop 900's. Borrowed Set up is Toyo Proxes FZ4 on the Front and Nice Yoko AVS 1S-Z on the rear. Thanks goes out to Eddie for lending me these tires. I was going crazy with the Dunlops.
Trev
