Michelin Slicks vs. Michelin Pilot Sport Cups
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peter, with a clear track of course if that is possible, should see about a 2.5 sec improvement at the most, so maybe mid-high 2.16's, low 2.17's. depends how old they are and how much heat he can get into them without being stuck in traffic.
imo and with much speculation....!
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There's no comparison.
6 seconds at Sebring over PSC's? Doubt it. Probably more like 3 with proper set up.
Blues take a bit different set up than other tires, including RA1's. And they take a bit different driving technique. More precise, a lot less sliding, more confidence required at entry in order to carry the entry speeds required to show their advantages. they will also take ~2 full laps to come in at a long track like Sebring this time of year. IMO, using them at a DE that is not SuperSolo is a waste.
Be careful. they are awesome, but they can bite.
6 seconds at Sebring over PSC's? Doubt it. Probably more like 3 with proper set up.
Blues take a bit different set up than other tires, including RA1's. And they take a bit different driving technique. More precise, a lot less sliding, more confidence required at entry in order to carry the entry speeds required to show their advantages. they will also take ~2 full laps to come in at a long track like Sebring this time of year. IMO, using them at a DE that is not SuperSolo is a waste.
Be careful. they are awesome, but they can bite.
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There's no comparison.
6 seconds at Sebring over PSC's? Doubt it. Probably more like 3 with proper set up.
Blues take a bit different set up than other tires, including RA1's. And they take a bit different driving technique. More precise, a lot less sliding, more confidence required at entry in order to carry the entry speeds required to show their advantages. they will also take ~2 full laps to come in at a long track like Sebring this time of year. IMO, using them at a DE that is not SuperSolo is a waste.
Be careful. they are awesome, but they can bite.
6 seconds at Sebring over PSC's? Doubt it. Probably more like 3 with proper set up.
Blues take a bit different set up than other tires, including RA1's. And they take a bit different driving technique. More precise, a lot less sliding, more confidence required at entry in order to carry the entry speeds required to show their advantages. they will also take ~2 full laps to come in at a long track like Sebring this time of year. IMO, using them at a DE that is not SuperSolo is a waste.
Be careful. they are awesome, but they can bite.
When I had my first GT3 I bought 10 sets of completely worn out Hoosiers R6 for $250.00. Some lasted a day before cording some corded in the first session. It was cheap and fun to learn the car as it was different almost every session. After 2009 I have only driven RA1's including at Mosport, but our stach is running low fast.
16K miles and they look like new! great for playing submarine in thunderstorms :-) Let's all go to $700.00 a set tires that will work in the rain and return probablya 2:40lap at Sebring
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