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lexuspilot · 09-29-2005, 05:31 AM

But, unfortunately, they (Porsche) makes the rules, it's their game.

What a weird game too. You can't specify the rubber on your new vehicle. The new 986's last year had Yoke's and Conti's or more and I know Cayenne's can have a Pirelli's or Conti's or whatever. So it seems Porsche has it's rating system but doesn't choose one brand.

My 2004 came with Yok AVS does that mean any Box is "approved" on those tires.

09-29-2005, 05:31 AM	#5
lexuspilot Registered User Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Alabama Posts: 201	But, unfortunately, they (Porsche) makes the rules, it's their game. What a weird game too. You can't specify the rubber on your new vehicle. The new 986's last year had Yoke's and Conti's or more and I know Cayenne's can have a Pirelli's or Conti's or whatever. So it seems Porsche has it's rating system but doesn't choose one brand. My 2004 came with Yok AVS does that mean any Box is "approved" on those tires. __________________ 2004 Boxster - Carmon Red/ Black-SOLD 18" Carrera Lt, Painted to match roll bars, PnP Rear Speakers, Sports Tailpipe 2004 Tonka Truck H2 05 S - looking...