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I would think it would have something to do with the compound of the tires, but I'm not at all certain about that. I don't know if harder or softer compound tires would be prone to making sound.
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Originally Posted by styoung
my tires when then spin are quiet but leave marks, is this the tires or because its cold out right now. i know its a stupid question but id like to know
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in my experiences with burnouts/noise produced.
the slower you spin them the more noise associated with the spinning.
we all know that when we bark the tires when shifting gears that there is almost ALWAYS a noise associated with that.
i would just assume that the slower rotation would cause more of a noise. when friction is at its highest.
the slower you spin them the more noise associated with the spinning.
we all know that when we bark the tires when shifting gears that there is almost ALWAYS a noise associated with that.
i would just assume that the slower rotation would cause more of a noise. when friction is at its highest.
It depends on two things: the temp of the ambient air and the compound of the tires. A cold temp will create less friction and tend to make less noise.
Generally speaking, the harder the tire, the more it will squeal. The softer the tire, the less it will make noise. That's why you notice some high performance tires (ie, BFG KD) don't squeal as much as some harder tires (ie, BFG KDWS).
Generally speaking, the harder the tire, the more it will squeal. The softer the tire, the less it will make noise. That's why you notice some high performance tires (ie, BFG KD) don't squeal as much as some harder tires (ie, BFG KDWS).