RE71r Tire Pressure
#31
Drifting
I think it's heat related, which is a function of climate, car, driving style, and spraying. If you can keep them under 160F, I bet they'll last a whole longer.
#32
Three Wheelin'
I'm a bit late to the party, but another data point-
I was running 34F/37R on previous Z1* Dunlops. Same alignment and suspension, I dropped to 31/33 on the 71's. I set pressures for sidewall rollover then fine tune for grip. This is in 225/255 17" on a 964. Raw and pax times are very healthy. Everyone that I've chatted with runs the 71's at lower pressures than comparable tires in the class. I mounted them midway through last season and I'm not sure that they are going to make it midway through this season. A full season being ~14 events, ~75sec, ~.08mile course.
I was running 34F/37R on previous Z1* Dunlops. Same alignment and suspension, I dropped to 31/33 on the 71's. I set pressures for sidewall rollover then fine tune for grip. This is in 225/255 17" on a 964. Raw and pax times are very healthy. Everyone that I've chatted with runs the 71's at lower pressures than comparable tires in the class. I mounted them midway through last season and I'm not sure that they are going to make it midway through this season. A full season being ~14 events, ~75sec, ~.08mile course.