2019 Grand Sport M7 vert
#1
Instructor
Thread Starter
2019 Grand Sport M7 vert
Finally got some time to installed ACS Composite Front Splitter, Stage Two Wicker Spoiler, Carbotect Brake Pads, Michelin A/S3+ZP's and Tony Mamo throttle body. Ready to Enjoy
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Mello Yello Maizey (11-14-2018)
#3
Team Owner
Looking good enjoy it.
#6
Advanced
How do you like the AS tires? How do they handle?
#7
Instructor
Thread Starter
I still have less then 500 miles on the car, so I've been taking it easy. For a car that handles as well as the GS I feel that the ride is very nice, not to the comfort of a luxury car but very nice for a GS as I would expect. I drive as much as I can with the top down and tire noise is no problem, all I hear is the exhaust as I have it turned to track mode. Again not many miles on the A/S tires but I live in the mountains with many curves and it is difficult not to take advantage of the GS handling which so far feels solid and planted in the curves and I have reached .74 on the g meter (looking at the HUD) as I couldn't resist getting on it a little and that was in touring mode. The car certainly had much more to go and with the A/S tires you can do it year round if the weather cooperates.
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Mello Yello Maizey (11-14-2018)
#8
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I still have less then 500 miles on the car, so I've been taking it easy. For a car that handles as well as the GS I feel that the ride is very nice, not to the comfort of a luxury car but very nice for a GS as I would expect. I drive as much as I can with the top down and tire noise is no problem, all I hear is the exhaust as I have it turned to track mode. Again not many miles on the A/S tires but I live in the mountains with many curves and it is difficult not to take advantage of the GS handling which so far feels solid and planted in the curves and I have reached .74 on the g meter (looking at the HUD) as I couldn't resist getting on it a little and that was in touring mode. The car certainly had much more to go and with the A/S tires you can do it year round if the weather cooperates.
#9
Burning Brakes
Thanks so much for your reply. My GS has 87 miles and is being put away for the winter here in Kansas. I'm trying to decide between the AS and the Super Sports. AS would give more peace of mind on road trips but don't want to give up the wonderful handling with the SS, which I had on my Stingray. Your info will help with my decision!!