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From: Tampa
Originally Posted by AF
I guarentee you it wasn't because of you spinning the tires and it was a coincedance. Soft compound tires do not "heat up", they become softer in hotter conditions but they do not retain heat.
DR's do. Spend 5 minutes doing a burnout and run outside and touch your tire. It might be slightly warm to the touch but it won't get sticky hot like a DR or slick.
DR's do. Spend 5 minutes doing a burnout and run outside and touch your tire. It might be slightly warm to the touch but it won't get sticky hot like a DR or slick.
honestly, i didn't know that. maybe it was all in my head.
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From: Utah
On street tires I just spin them a little before the line. All it does is clean them off so you can prepare to spin some more all the way down the track 
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From: My own level of hell
Originally Posted by Fkatz
wow that was a lot of help i didn't know cheater slicks don't need to be heated thanks guys i really learned nothing today
since you asked that question it is obvious you didn't know the answer...since we gave you the answer we taught you something. Then the thread turned into a discussion about the need to warm up tires and which ones need warmed and which don't.
Thanks for playing come again soon we need more web fodder
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