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usca tires
Just got new fronts for my car--Falkins
wondering how they will work with a different type and age tire for the rear.. autocross, stop box I think ok.. but track??? Viper guy I track with a lot together and has found when he puts new tires on front and leaves his rears the car has a shake or thunking noise.... Well that is what he says after that Black Pantera goes past him:) Bob |
I know they have a wear limit....I run Falkens ....I will say that as long as the tire isn't old you can run them bald and they still grip....these tires were worn-out from 3 big events but since the tire was only 2 months old....these still gripped like crazy.....:thumbsup:
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If you do get new tires run em down a bit.
I'd run them maypops for the stop challenge. You can change tires right? Or is there a rule against it? |
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No changing tires. |
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One set for the entire event. There is some judgement / discretion should you have something happen (cut tire from something on the track etc) to a tire... but I don't think they'd use that card because you ran maypops.... LOL |
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Usca tires
I agree that if they are fairly new tires most
will stick until they are worn out.. Old Hoosier autocross tires would wear in the inside because of the neg camber and would actually work better due to the wedge they had I also have corded a few Hoosier R6's at the track and they were gripping good on the track... come in and saw those shinny damn steel cords hanging out the sides and then said it was time.. looked ok before starting the run Bob |
Got my new tires mounted today. Its amazing how nice a set of tires feel without the flatspots.
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I was hoping to get one more event out of the existing Falkens, but the flat spots were creating some bad vibration issues, bad enough that I pulled my driveshaft to have it balanced yesterday. I had a horrible harmonic vibration on the way home Saturday from Fort Worth, and it seems it was flat spot related. I have a 4 hour drive in TOW tomorrow, so I'll see if the vibrations are gone. I have always had some kind of vibration around 2200-2400 RPM, with both the previous and new engine. That one I can't figure out, but it feels engine related. See you Saturday! |
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