91SS
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- Holden Commodore VNSS 1991
It is now becoming an issue finding quality sticky tyres for our cars. When I first purchased mine in 1994 with it's narrow track good torque and live LSD and stock Dunlops 205/65 it was like a car on ice skates when damp. Since then I try to find the softest compound 215/60 which helps especially since the restoration which included Pedders suspension but now I notice it's very difficult to find 215/60 . Up to now I used a Pirreli in the 90s but the stickiest were a Uniroyal and especially Yokohama. I'm happy to get 35k from them but don't know what I'm going to do when these Yokohama wear out.
Obviously with the VP they had IRS too which helps.
Obviously with the VP they had IRS too which helps.