Reply to "Center to Center Measurement for Coil-over Shocks"

davidnunnMember

Which Michelin Pilot Sports are you referring to? They make many different versions. The ones I'm the most familiar with are the PS2's. Great tire but keep in mind, they were designed to be good in the rain, which doesn't really matter to most Pantera owners. It does matter to most Porsche 911 owners, where the PS2 was probably the OEM tire.

Your biggest challenge will be availability of the sizes you want, particularly if you're after a matched set. Don't think The Tire Rack is the be-all-end-all. I know of a few Pantera owners that were able to find supposedly unavailable tires on Amazon and eBay. Just make sure you get date codes before you pay for them. After all, various Pilot Sports have been made for over 30 years and PS2's for more than 20 years.

4/10/249:34 AM

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