ZBlue996Kam

The April 7, 2007 NNJR's Pocono event was held in the sub 32 degree weather.

Even race tires are ok in that kind of temp.

Check this clip of my first session on Saturday:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...89919745853048

ZBlue.

ZBlue996Kam

forget to mention:

2000 996 with PSS-9 on full hard front and back.
Hankook street legal race tire (discontinued model).
Front brake - Yellow Pagid.
Rear brake - Hawk Blue.

Ed Newman

The Hankook DOT-R's are more of an autocross compound designed to heat up quickly. Definitely worked to your advantage. I was at Pocono this weeked and friday was a high of about 32. I ran Hoosier A6's and they worked great. Heated up to full stick in about two laps and never got greasy. I don't think that would work if it were 90 degrees out. I know the guys on MPSCs were not having much fun.

ZBlue996Kam

Oh no.

I'll be running out of tires soon.

Ed, do you have time to post how to connect RPM to Traqmate GPS unit.

Ed Newman

Sorry, I was so busy getting the car ready this last few weeks I did not get a chance to pull apart my harness and look. I will try to get it posted this week.

bobt993

Kam, was that Terry in the GT3? He was reallllllllyyyyy late on turn-in........ Must be because of the new car.

ZBlue996Kam

No, that was not Terry.

ZBlue996Kam

Ed:

Take your time. Getting your car ready for the season is way more important.

Kam

Brian_77_3.6

Hankook makes both an Auto Cross compound and a Track compound. I ran the Track compound at VIR an Summit over the last month and in very cold temps (Mid 30's) they warmed up after a few laps a had great grip. Very pleased with them.