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daytona tire tests
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Mad Hatter
Gotta go Faster
Such sexy rubber!
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nice looking..
Curious to know what lap it runs
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im trying to learn something from this guy
can I drive the gt4 please?
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strings and tapes
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who's this guy??!!
David Pearson ....one of my favorites!! hah
Steve ALWAYS looks good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...
...That 21 is golden!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...in more ways than 1..............
...That 21 is golden!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...in more ways than 1..............
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night practicehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BahxNpTD1Q
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night practice
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on track
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stop
It look like several of the rear wings are mounted very wide on the trunk lid and possibly overlapping onto the quarter panel. Is this done to support the aero load better?
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I think it has more to with where the trunk is supported
No problem, all it takes is a check.
Bill Pemberton
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Fantastic pics and info BS1, and can you give us a bit of your personal impressions on the Pirelli and Michelin differences if any? Always felt Bibendum belted racing auto balloons were faster than the Pirelli Pneumatically pumped up rubber pizza rollers!!
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I agree, the Pirellis we thought were great after the Continentals, but after a while we saw that they dropped off precipitously, the Contis, although slower, were very consistent, the Michelins transcends both, they are very fast out of the box, and maintain some decent traction all the way until you hit cords. That's if cost is no object, they are about $3K per set.
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