In haiku:

Ninty Five degrees
Stickier than God's own spooge
RS3 feels sad

 

I <3 my *Specs.

 

You forgot about the deafening road noise.

 

They are the tires that I run, there were on a set of wheels that I got. They surprised me, I like em a lot. I haven't had much of an issue with road noise, but then again my car is pretty loud.

 

Star specs are so loud
Sucks, I can't hear my Chopin
I am vagina

 

I shall do some measurements with my SPL meter. Mine hum at 40mph, but are nowhere near deafening, and perfectly livable for a DD.

 

Count me in the "can't hear my Star Specs over my exhaust, turbo, stereo" crew.

 

Maybe I have never had "quiet" tires, but I barely notice the star specs. I think they are the best dry tire that still has good wet weather traction that you can find for the miata.

 

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I don't find the noise to be bad on asphalt but they are pretty loud on interstate concrete.

 

Rs2 is best
No, i love you rs3
But you are nowhere



Concrete i rub you
My thick juicy black. Tire
Song of silica

 

Please revise your last bit of verse...5/6/5...the rest between black and tire does not count. Otherwise, this thread delivars perfection. Props.

 

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205 Star Specs are only ~1/2" narrower than 225 RS3s.

 

Yep. For comparison's sake, this is a 225/45 RS3 v 205/50 *S. 0.3" difference in tread width.

 

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I got to try my Star Specs on a tight back road yesterday and they have tons more grip than the old Falken 615's.

 

Five six five you say
Get up on my big ol dick
Cus tire is two

 

Seriously? Drunk at 0930 Sunday?

One syllable
tire
noun \ˈtī(-ə)r\

Two syllables
jack·***
noun \ˈjak-ˌas\

Note the difference in pronunciation, with the hyphen dividing the word into distinct parts.

Negative props.

 

What size of 6UL are we looking at optimally for a set of 205 star specs? Bonus points if I can fit it under an NA's fenders without modification.