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hoosier dot wets and nannies?

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Marietta GA
so its supposed to rain this weekend at road Atlanta. 1st race on the new car (the test day went pretty well) and will be wet. question is in the dry we unplug the dyne plug thing and turn all the nannies off. has anyone raced in full wet conditions with the nannies on? trying to get opinions on running with the plug plugged in or not in the wet. Don't want to waste a session testing the theory if I don't have to.
 
so its supposed to rain this weekend at road Atlanta. 1st race on the new car (the test day went pretty well) and will be wet. question is in the dry we unplug the dyne plug thing and turn all the nannies off. has anyone raced in full wet conditions with the nannies on? trying to get opinions on running with the plug plugged in or not in the wet. Don't want to waste a session testing the theory if I don't have to.
Attention @Fabman
Attention @blacksheep-1
Attention @Bill Pemberton
 
Not much help as I have never run in full wet with any nannies on, and with most of my cars on track I didn't have any anyway. Now Hoosier wets are like having rubber nannies ( er, maybe I should rephrase that, ha ) and they blow through water like a dolphin in heat!!
 
I've run the hoosier full radial wets (non-dot) on another car I run so I know they are like glue in the wet. I didn't think the stock nannies would be better than my feet but was just curious.
 
I'd use the nannies with the wets, also, you will want to stay out of the groove. The groove is polished, there is still some roughness outside of the line that will bleed the water off.
 
I ran this past weekend at road Atlanta in the rain on sat for the race. Not monsoon rain but wet enough for h2o wets. ran with no nannies and wasn't bad - car was sprung a bit stiff so turn in sucked. I have over 10,000 laps at road Atlanta so I know all the wet/dry lines. Next rain session ill try with the nannies on. will have the spring rates fixed for vir in a couple of weeks.
 

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