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Originally Posted by Van B
Am I wrong, or is a skidpad not much more than a circle drawn on a flat piece of paved surface? Therefore it could be any size you wanted it to be. While 200 ft may be the standard, does it mean a smaller or larger one cannot exist?
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Sure.. you could have a 900ft skidpad if you want. Just plug into the formula. But I have never seen or heard of someone doing a 125 ft one.. heck, the 200ft one us and others use is pretty darn tight. At some point it just becomes a donut.. lol
That doesn't change the fact that the numbers through the cones is all wacked..
The skidpad results seem on track with a car running those types of tires, I had just never heard of a 125ft skidpad.. anyways, that's not really the point of contention.
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