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racerx
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i guessing this is about the time
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racerx
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yeah those were my home made racing slick that were just that slick no traction what so ever i got new tires on today but had fun roasting the old ones at my buddys shop
rpmspeedyblue
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"]Wow! They're not tires anymore they're slicks. Looks like they've been over inflated since the inner threads are worn out . You definitely need new tires very soon.
gearhead899
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nah dude, those r good for another 15k or so... they still got some tread on the edges :laugh:
CBRBob
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Duh, overinflation wears out the center TREAD. Funny thing is, if you wore them evenly, you would have MORE traction when the tread sipes were gone. More rubber on the road, all else being equal. Also the tires would be more responsive to steering inputs because you would have no tread squirm from the height of the trad blocks.
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THose are some good drag and donuts tires. Wear tghem til the metal shows. :rockon:
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i always kept them about 5lbs less than max
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i keep them pressured up cuz i have stuff in the back all the time and plus these tires are crap they fall apart after 15k miles but i get them 100 bucks a tire so im not complaning
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when the smoke clears.....
