tell me about hoosier stiff wall slicks on no prep/bad prep tracks
#1
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I have been shy of bias ply tires since a bad experience in the 90's
Now i'm told the newer stiff wall, no tube tires are way better and i could easily drive them the 10 or so miles to the track without overheating them.
3400lbs/auto/650rwhp
teach me obi-wan
Now i'm told the newer stiff wall, no tube tires are way better and i could easily drive them the 10 or so miles to the track without overheating them.
3400lbs/auto/650rwhp
teach me obi-wan
#2
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With poor prep it's pretty well agreed that bias ply is the way to go.
I'm not exactly an old fella, but I've driven my share of miles on slicks and I haven't had a problem. Definitely worth giving the stiff walls a try.
I'm not exactly an old fella, but I've driven my share of miles on slicks and I haven't had a problem. Definitely worth giving the stiff walls a try.
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I have heard how terrible it is to run bias ply in the back and radials up front... I think people blow it out of proportion. Yes you can feel the back end walk around a bit but it has never bothered me or made me uncomfortable