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Type of tyre wear would you guys in the U.S recomend when you go to the 1/4 sprints?

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19th October 2001, 12:04	#1 (permalink)
Adam Moderator Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: South of England Age: 22 View my R32 Sales Feedback: (0)	Type of tyre wear would you guys in the U.S recomend when you go to the 1/4 sprints? Hiya A lot of you guys over in the U.S head off to the track for 1/4 mile sprints...Well we are doing the same over here in Britain at Santa Pod in Bedfordshire...what i was wondering as some of you guys are real Gurus at this is what type of tyre tread should I use to gain maximum grip and acceleration? Should they be new tyres or should they have some miles on them?And if so how many miles?Because we are currently running some Dunlop sports with 10k miles on them anyhow all the best and thank you for any info Adam __________________ 1995 Alpina B8 4.6 #10-(engine blew up. sold) 2001 BMW ///M5(sold) 2003 RUF R turbo 1990 RUF CTR 2006 VW Golf R32 DSG selling and looking for e39 m5 2005 e60 M5 (sold) 2007 997 GT3 RS Carrara White 2008 Renault Clio 197 "You know it is kinda ironic, these old people are being kept alive by the organs of the young people they ran over" - Chief Clancy Wiggum

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