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sperry · 2003-12-03, 01:27 PM

Hey Scott! Glad you made it to the board! (Me and Tyson were the guys you met at Sears Point)

Anyway, I have the Blizzak LM-22's on my stock rims for winter. They seem pretty decent, however the M2's seem to perform just as well, and are cheaper. But, they're *definately* winter tires... ton's of sidewall lean if you try to push 'em on dry streets. In fact, they remind me of re-92 like grip in the dry, but with more sidewall lean, so they feel a little less stable.

BTW: Debbie, that's a lot of miles on RE-92's!! Mine only lasted about 5000 miles... 'course I did run like 6 autocrosses on 'em. I wore the crap out of the shoulders on 'em... tons of tread left on the inside edge of the tire though! I guess I should'a gotten a better alignment earlier on.

2003-12-03, 01:27 PM	#5
sperry The Doink Real Name: Scott Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Portland, OR Posts: 20,335 Car: '09 OBXT, '02 WRX, '96 Miata Class: PDX/TT-6 The way out is through	Hey Scott! Glad you made it to the board! (Me and Tyson were the guys you met at Sears Point) Anyway, I have the Blizzak LM-22's on my stock rims for winter. They seem pretty decent, however the M2's seem to perform just as well, and are cheaper. But, they're definately winter tires... ton's of sidewall lean if you try to push 'em on dry streets. In fact, they remind me of re-92 like grip in the dry, but with more sidewall lean, so they feel a little less stable. BTW: Debbie, that's a lot of miles on RE-92's!! Mine only lasted about 5000 miles... 'course I did run like 6 autocrosses on 'em. I wore the crap out of the shoulders on 'em... tons of tread left on the inside edge of the tire though! I guess I should'a gotten a better alignment earlier on. __________________ Is you is, or is you ain't, my con-stit-u-ints?