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Originally Posted by speed depot Go with the Bridgestones, they have a better grip. Good to know. Car and Driver seems to think so too. Originally Posted by wanker I
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Good to know. Car and Driver seems to think so too.
Thanks for the reply. Care to elaborate? What specifically don't you like?
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