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Old 03-26-2018, 11:03 AM
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I've found with the street tires we run, it's better to not ever induce slippage. It seems that once they start sliding, you are waiting for them to grip before you go fast again. Other tires and other surfaces are different I'm certain.
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I've found with the street tires we run, it's better to not ever induce slippage. It seems that once they start sliding, you are waiting for them to grip before you go fast again. Other tires and other surfaces are different I'm certain.


Oh --- trust me --- I was laughing when I was posting that..... It wouldn't be very controllable and would most likely just end up flipping cones all over the place - but damn it would be fun!!! LOL

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