Dunlop Super Sport Race tyre pressures?
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Hi all,
I've just got a set of SSR's for my TT and would like some pressure settings (HOT) for both track use and road use.
Dunlop suggest 32/34 Hot for track.
I've just got a set of SSR's for my TT and would like some pressure settings (HOT) for both track use and road use.
Dunlop suggest 32/34 Hot for track.
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Dunlop's recommendation for the track is pretty close. For the street, you might want to go up closer to stock pressures. I am running 32/36 cold on my GT3.
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Those numbers seem pretty low for hot tires. I do 30/35 cold for my Dunlops, which translates to about 40/45 hot. They don't get very hot on the street, so I run the 36/44 stock pressure cold.
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Originally Posted by 911/Q45
Those numbers seem pretty low for hot tires. I do 30/35 cold for my Dunlops, which translates to about 40/45 hot. They don't get very hot on the street, so I run the 36/44 stock pressure cold.
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Originally Posted by ACEparts_com
You're suggesting 32/36 HOT on track?
Maybe 32/36 cold on the road?
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Ah ha. All clear now. Thanks. Using standard SO2's I've always used the 36/44 cold on track and driven very hard with no problems. Now I'm using Pirelli's on the road I feel that the rears could be reduced somewhat.
Regarding the Dunlops, what should I be looking for regarding warning signs of under/over inflation? I'll have a pyrometer.
Regarding the Dunlops, what should I be looking for regarding warning signs of under/over inflation? I'll have a pyrometer.
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Viken -
Just out of curiousity, what pressure do you start out with at the track, cold, first run. I assume you then check it hot immediately after the first session. I'll add my follow up question here, you aren't concerned with rolling the tire off the rim at such a low pressure cold?
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Just out of curiousity, what pressure do you start out with at the track, cold, first run. I assume you then check it hot immediately after the first session. I'll add my follow up question here, you aren't concerned with rolling the tire off the rim at such a low pressure cold?
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Originally Posted by ACEparts_com
Regarding the Dunlops, what should I be looking for regarding warning signs of under/over inflation? I'll have a pyrometer.
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Originally Posted by Greg H.
Just out of curiousity, what pressure do you start out with at the track, cold, first run. I assume you then check it hot immediately after the first session. I'll add my follow up question here, you aren't concerned with rolling the tire off the rim at such a low pressure cold?