Tyre warmers
 

Im going to buy some possibly at ally pally this week. Whats the best and or worst. Which are the rolls royce and conversly the daewoos?

Rattler, what make were your please. I know you said, buti forgot.

It seems a few people have the Diasec ones (Diamond Security). These are the ones I was planning to get.

Not sure I will just yet though as they most likely won't be allowed for Desmo Due. Can't see the 996 being on the track too much this year, maybe for the TA's ...

Yes i must admit i was looking at them too...

I didn't get this weeks MCN but they have been advertising in there for as low as £130 for a set. Not sure if that includes the set with the heatshield though.

I'll be at Ally Pally tomorrow so I'll let you know if I see them and how much they are.

Oh, and I should add, in answer to your question, that they are consider the low to mid range in terms of quality and there are some that are supposed to be a lot better. For me, I think they are enough. I think Weeksy has a set as well for racing. Could be wrong on that one though.

[Edited on 29-1-2005 by tp-996]

I got a set for christmas. I've got nothing really to judge them against but they appear well made, get the tyre nice and hot and are easy to fit. £130 from Diamond Securities via Ebay.

Dont forget that depending on the track you go to you may need a 2KW genny as well.

Argos do a good range of electric blankets...some even have 3 heat settings !! :lol::lol::lol:

Youre still smarting cos i said your colours are out of date, arnt you!:lol::lol:

:lol::lol: Sorry... joking apart Motrax do a pair... thermostat for temp control...allows the tyres to be heated up to 80 degrees...£120 ish.:cool:

Just looked in Demon Tweeks direct....there some nice sparco kits...OUCH how much.... sales hotline 01978 664474

You could try HPS have a chat with Gilles.

I've got the Diasec ones - they work a treat.

Originally i bought a set of Motrax ones but they packed up first time out so I got my money back.

Having had both the comparrison between quality is a million miles apart.