Integra Type R drivers needed in here pls

[Lowe]

I know of a nice one being sold for £4.4k.

[Vimeous]

Zak they are lovely.
If Sair says no you should by one anyway!

[staffsMike]

It'll be a bit of a shock coming from a saab I'm sure... in a good way

[Zak33]

she won't budge.. she's in love with the Swede

[RoganJosh]

Perhaps it's tramlining - I had this on a 3 series sport, apparently exaggerated by having wheels larger than 17inch - ie the SE version didn't tramline but the sport did and people who stuck 19s and 20s on suffered terribly.
Please don't think I'm comparing the 3 series to an Integra, I'm just suggesting that perhaps the car is using wheels larger than standard.

Just my tupence.

[kakahara]

May 2009 update. I've had a drive again.

My mate simply got new tyres on the front. Nowt else... just new (Michelin) tyres.

What a difference. It is solved. I have no idea what tyres were on it back then, or even if they were fitted arse about face, prolly being directional. BUT... either way, that is ALL that's been done, and the trait is gone.

The car is a TOOL So much grip, such a noise, and so lovely... just gotta convince Sair out of her Saab 93 heated seats and touch screen satnav, and into one of these now

IIRC the tyre of choice for the DC2 are Bridgestone Potenza S02 Pole Positions but I'm pretty sure don't make them anymore. You might be able to find them lurking around somewhere but I think since tyres decay even if not in use there's not much point.

I think the closest thing to them these days are the RE050A (Asymetrical). Don't be fooled by the S03s however, since the rubber compound is different and it changes the tyre totally.