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Old Aug 24, 2016 | 05:55 AM
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I am but nothing's changed since my previous statement.
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Old Oct 16, 2016 | 12:10 PM
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I am but nothing's changed since my previous statement.
Did you notice any greasiness when the rear pressures were >35-37 or so? People seem to be reporting that...
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I noticed that once over 35 hot these tires slide around more. I had great success auto crossing these tires at 30-32 hot...FYI They were great tires...best street tire I ever ran on a Porsche
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Related subject, my TPMS read 31/36 on the dash, but when I check with my tire gauges (used multiple) I am at 33.5/38. Is there a calibration procedure for the TPMS digital read out, or is it compensating for temperature?
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Originally Posted by mdrums
I noticed that once over 35 hot these tires slide around more. I had great success auto crossing these tires at 30-32 hot...FYI They were great tires...best street tire I ever ran on a Porsche
Same hot pressures front/rear?
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Just about to buy a set for track use... can anyone comment on how they are holding up? how many track days are you getting with them? I see they are 100 Treadwear, I want to get a tire that will last a season (~8 track days) are these a good bet?

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Originally Posted by tgilgan
Just about to buy a set for track use... can anyone comment on how they are holding up? how many track days are you getting with them? I see they are 100 Treadwear, I want to get a tire that will last a season (~8 track days) are these a good bet?

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Cup 2s would also be a good choice.
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They are great dual purpose street and track tires. Similar to my old favorite no longer available R11s. AD08S have gotten so expensive since the day they were introduced so I kind looking some alternatives. Great tires. Keep 35-36 hot on a track. For street it is your personal choice like everyone said. No need to crank to 40 rears for sure. May be 33-38.
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Originally Posted by ChicagoSpeed996
Related subject, my TPMS read 31/36 on the dash, but when I check with my tire gauges (used multiple) I am at 33.5/38. Is there a calibration procedure for the TPMS digital read out, or is it compensating for temperature?
Not all air pressure gauges are created equal and not all TPMS sensors are accurate. I have a friend who swears that most gauges are off 1-2 lbs. and whose air gauge costs in excess of $750. You can get your gauge calibrated so you know how correct or not it is reading.
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