Hey-
I went straight to the source about the Dunlop/Centennial tires question
I brought up earlier. Here's the results....

-Rich

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>Sent:	Thursday, December 04, 1997 12:53 PM
>To:	Adams, Richard
>Subject:	Re: Dunlop Comment Form: SP-8000
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>     the Dunlop SP SPort 8000 is an ultra-high performance tire designed
>     with a directional tread pattern tire is intended for use on wet and
>     dry pavement only.  It is not an all-season tire.  Also the SP8000 has
>     a treadwear rating os "200" with traction and temperature ratings of
>     "A".  The Centennial Interceptor ZR-X is an all-season ultlra high
>     performance radial.  It is a m & s designated.  Intended for use
>     throughout all 4 seasons of the year.  The Zr-X has a treadwear rating
>     os "300".  with a traction temp. rating of "A".
>
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>Subject: Dunlop Comment Form: SP-8000
>Author:  radamsmetasolv at INTERNET_MAIL
>Date:    11/21/97 12:53 PM
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>comment = Can you tell me what the difference is between the SP-8000 and the
>Centennial ZR-X tires? I realize Cent. is a subsidiary of Dunlop. How similar
>are these tires, because the tread pattern looks identical.
>Thanks
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