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Originally Posted by CivicSiRacer
Actually the Road Race compound is supposed to resist heat than the autocross compound in the Hoosier R3S03/A3S04. But still also think that street tires would be stickier than those heat cycled tires you got.
Street tires are made of a compound that will stay pliable longer than R tires. The oils in the tires do not evaporate as quickly because they have longer tread life. I just sold a set of VictorRacers for $25 and they were 4 years old. Those were hard as super balls.
Street tires are made of a compound that will stay pliable longer than R tires. The oils in the tires do not evaporate as quickly because they have longer tread life. I just sold a set of VictorRacers for $25 and they were 4 years old. Those were hard as super balls.
Right which makes a lot of sense, since these guys are on the track for 30-45mins going balls out. But that is exactly what makes them hard as balls and not as sticky as street rubber that has several autox on them.
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Right which makes a lot of sense, since these guys are on the track for 30-45mins going balls out. But that is exactly what makes them hard as balls and not as sticky as street rubber that has several autox on them.
I know my autocross pressures go up about 2-5 psi. When I did a track day my tires went up 10-15psi on one session.
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i just pit crewed last weekend for a 944 cup race team and their tire pressures were up 8-10 psi on the left side while only 5-6 psi on the right side as summit point is a clockwise track...we wound up lowering pressure of cold tires on the left to have more even handling throughout the race
Originally Posted by jaje
i just pit crewed last weekend for a 944 cup race team and their tire pressures were up 8-10 psi on the left side while only 5-6 psi on the right side as summit point is a clockwise track...we wound up lowering pressure of cold tires on the left to have more even handling throughout the race
Originally Posted by Solracer
And you didn't come and say hi! bah! 

i'll be at summit for the september and october 944 Cup races too (www.944cup.com for a schedule)
Originally Posted by jaje
didn't even know you were there...where were you pitted at?...i'm assuming by the HC guys...i did notice 2 sweet NSXs near the grid
i'll be at summit for the september and october 944 Cup races too (www.944cup.com for a schedule)
i'll be at summit for the september and october 944 Cup races too (www.944cup.com for a schedule)
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You heard me all day saturday and part of sunday... I will not be at anymore summit races... 75$ is gas to get there and back is a bit much. I will be a vir in 2 weeks.
Originally Posted by Solracer
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You heard me all day saturday and part of sunday... I will not be at anymore summit races... 75$ is gas to get there and back is a bit much. I will be a vir in 2 weeks.
You heard me all day saturday and part of sunday... I will not be at anymore summit races... 75$ is gas to get there and back is a bit much. I will be a vir in 2 weeks.

