Sean SuperlightR

Having become a Dad for the first time not that long ago, I can understand why Count hasn't been on Blatchat for a bit. Hopefully he'll send me an email if he gets time to breath. Thanks for the info Fat Arn. Sean.

I'm still looking for a set of R500 Mag wheels (The Count has gone very quiet on me). Must be 6.5J front and 8.5J rear. Sean.

Thanks. I'm interested in the wheels. Not sure if you wanted to keep the slicks or get rid of them as well. Could you email me sean.campbell@masons.com so we can discuss. Sean.

I am looking for a set of R500 Mag wheels (6.5Jx13 front and 8.5Jx13 rear). Anyone able to help? Sean.

Thanks. I'll give Team Parker Racing a call. Sean.

Tim, I've said to Nick that you should have first crack with the wheels. Sean.

I'm looking for a set of Mag wheels 6 1/2 x 13 (fronts) and 8 1/2 x 13 (rears). I'm new to this blat chat, so how do I contact you direct? Sean.

I don't profess to be an expert on rubber! But I think ACB10's are a harder compound than CR500's. That's one of the reasons why they need to be hot to work properly (I think). It also explains why CR500's don't last too long if used for dry track days. If anyone is more clued up about tyres than me (which is just about everyone) then please feel free to tell me I've got this completely wrong. Sean.

Thanks Rob, that's a big help. I'll give the ACB10's a try this year when the weather picks up and they can be warmed up. Sean.

Quite a simple question really, I drive a 1.6 K series supersport on 13" with CR500's. On dry track days, like Donington yesterday, I want to try some harder tyres and am thinking about the ACB10's. Any views? More specifically, any suggestions as to how to quicky heat up such tyres and what sort of pressures should ACB10's run at? Finally, any ideas on sizes for the rears? Thought about going to 7.5J or 8J on the back but think this might over tyre the car and upset the balance. I'll keep a set of CR500's 175 for when it's damp. The car is a six speed with 133bhp. Anyone else at Donny yesterday? What a day!