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I run the ku36 on fronts noisey as hell and soon as boost comes on in wet all over the shop but in the dry they really stick well Im thinking I might run on rear wheels also, I drive my car fairly hard everyday an I've had them for 3 months and they have definatly worn a bit but like I said I drive my car hard every day
I run the ku36 on fronts noisey as hell and soon as boost comes on in wet all over the shop but in the dry they really stick well Im thinking I might run on rear wheels also, I drive my car fairly hard everyday an I've had them for 3 months and they have definatly worn a bit but like I said I drive my car hard every day
KU36 are garbage compared to the KU39 and arent on the same level at all
KU39 are a great tyre, i found that they get sloppy once you've gotten a lot of heat into them though so you have to becareful once they start to get hot. but otherwise they are quiet, last a long time and perform quite well so long as you dont push them too hard.
personally i'd stretch the budget and get the Michelin PS3 like brad suggests as all round they are a better tyre in every aspect, otherwise if budget is tight the KU39 is still a really good tyre
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