Probably will replace with the Diablo Supercorsa SP V2's, but has anyone tried the new Diablo Supercorsa SP V3's? Would the larger aspect 60 ratio rear cause any problems with electronics or swingarm clearance? Spec's say it is 9mm wider and 14mm larger overall diameter.
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The HP4 DTC relies heavily on circumference of the tire and profile. If have the race ECU you will be fine, but you probably don’t (you might not have asked that question if you did).
Compare the radius, if it’s more than 5mm different at the rear and same at front you might have issues. If the radius is the same or very close you should be fine.
Street only I wouldn’t worry too much.
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Compare the radius, if it’s more than 5mm different at the rear and same at front you might have issues. If the radius is the same or very close you should be fine.
Street only I wouldn’t worry too much.
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has anyone noticed the big pirelli price increase? a 200/55/17 super corsa sp v2 is now $300. i purchased a set of super corsa sp v2 in march of this year and the rear was about $240 and front $148. the front is around $180 now.guess who wont be buying pirelli anymore. i am going with the q4
Just saw this thread. I ran the V3’s and literally only got 972 miles out of the rear riding hard in the Deal’s Gap area. Roads were Tail of the Dragon, 28, 129, 197, 60, 64, Warwoman Rd., Blood Mountain and a few others. My bike is an 18’ R1 with Ohlins front and rear with a Woolich flash and Akra 3/4 system.
The 60 profile provided a steeper turn in although not much more then a V2 as I thought it might. The main difference being the rear height was slightly taller giving the rear more of a wedge effect. While the rear is dual compound, the harder section is literally only 1 inch wide down the center and can be seen after a few miles of riding. The SC rubber on the sides actually appeared to heat up quicker than a V2. You can feel the tire is slightly softer when brand new.
The tire obviously gave me more lean angle at full retard pace and didn't give me any random slippage other then my right hand giving the bike the beans at full tilt. The powerslides were easily predictable and manageable like the V2.
The bad, the tire wore out about 300 miles before my V2's at the same pace and same routes in the mountains. For the latest and greatest offering from Pirelli I would've expected a little more advancement in durability regardless of the advertisement compared to it's predecessor. Save your cash and continue with the V2's or K3's unless you want that 60 profile costing quite a few pesos more. Even if you’re running solely track days I’d stay on the V2 or SC slick because of the better wear.
The 60 profile provided a steeper turn in although not much more then a V2 as I thought it might. The main difference being the rear height was slightly taller giving the rear more of a wedge effect. While the rear is dual compound, the harder section is literally only 1 inch wide down the center and can be seen after a few miles of riding. The SC rubber on the sides actually appeared to heat up quicker than a V2. You can feel the tire is slightly softer when brand new.
The tire obviously gave me more lean angle at full retard pace and didn't give me any random slippage other then my right hand giving the bike the beans at full tilt. The powerslides were easily predictable and manageable like the V2.
The bad, the tire wore out about 300 miles before my V2's at the same pace and same routes in the mountains. For the latest and greatest offering from Pirelli I would've expected a little more advancement in durability regardless of the advertisement compared to it's predecessor. Save your cash and continue with the V2's or K3's unless you want that 60 profile costing quite a few pesos more. Even if you’re running solely track days I’d stay on the V2 or SC slick because of the better wear.
I recently commented on another thread about the new Dunlop Q4. Very similar to a Supercorsa and you might think better in a few ways.
To answer your question, you will be fine. Yes the profile is a little different but not so much so that it will cause any issues...
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