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Old 06-17-2016, 10:39 PM   #28 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Jhill View Post
I think you guys are getting the wrong idea of what I'm after. I am not racing or trying for a personal best or competing I am out to have a fun day legally and stay within my limits, comfort zone.
We can all respect that. My opinion is:
  • I think running front XP10 on stock size, all-season compound tires is a mismatch. Certainly not a good match long term.
  • If all season tire already feels greasy to you now, you'll outgrow that tire category in no time.
  • Most starts out with the idea of just having a little fun. That quickly changes as your skill improves...slowly but surely, you brake a little later, turn a little harder, even if you aren't trying to be a hero.
  • If you wanna save $, get all season for the street, invest in a set of 18' rims and serious shoes for the track. However...
  • IMHO, in hot climate, using strong summer tires on the street is a not waste of money. From a safety perspective, that 5ft reduction in braking distance or the extra bit of lateral grip may make a difference just that one time you need it most.
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