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tires Question

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have a 996 C4S. Want to put Mich PS Cups on it. Found some cheap 285s for the rear. Any thoughts. How would it make the car handle?

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For the rear.

Well, of course you would want to put them all around.

Great R compound tire.....if you have wheels for the track or autocross this is certainly a tire many people use on the weekends for that.

The are not a good 'daily' (IMHO).

They're sticky of course so they'll track gravel into your garage, not 'great' in the wet, and at highway speed you have to keep your pressure up or you'll go through them.

You asked how they handle....excellent....I run em the 993 for autocross and track em on the Turbo.....both have significantly modded suspensions......when the cups get heated up, the result is the car feels like it's on rails.

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