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Post  10SHOTS on January 5th 2011, 12:47 pm

local track is using lane choice compound ,seems this time of the year the track does not hook very well untill lots of passes has been made. My car is around 750hp, 3146pnds and has a 3 speed auto 4.10 gear and 29x10.5 tire , does anyone know if hosiers will work any better than M/Ts

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Post  Curt on January 5th 2011, 1:18 pm

Which spark plugs are you using????????????????

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Post  10SHOTS on January 5th 2011, 3:42 pm

Curt wrote:Which spark plugs are you using????????????????

Good ones lol

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Post  Curt on January 5th 2011, 3:48 pm

Okay, I'm sorry. You asked a loaded question. I like both brands, and have never had trouble with either. Of course, I have never ran a tire that narrow though. There are a lot of things that can make a car hook, and most are not all tire related. Suspect

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Post  DILLIGASDAVE on January 5th 2011, 9:30 pm

The new VP Lane Choice traction compounds just plain suck IMO, the ancient VHT TrackBite compound that has been around forever is the only way to go.

Texas Raceway in Kennedale tried Lane Choice a while back and it was just terrible, it was inconstant as siht pass to pass. It wouldn't even attempt to pull your shoes off when you walked up-on the starting line like the old traction compound would.

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Post  BigDave65 on January 5th 2011, 9:57 pm

DILLIGASDAVE wrote:The new VP Lane Choice traction compounds just plain suck IMO, the ancient VHT TrackBite compound that has been around forever is the only way to go.

Texas Raceway in Kennedale tried Lane Choice a while back and it was just terrible, it was inconstant as siht pass to pass. It wouldn't even attempt to pull your shoes off when you walked up-on the starting line like the old traction compound would.


Dave, we have seen the same thing around here. A new track opened up a couple years ago, the VP people came down and did the inital track prep, and it never did come around. They worked on the track for months. It was decent in the daytime but as soon as it got dark guys were sliding around everywhere. They went to VHT and fixed most of their issues.

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Post  bbf-falcon on January 13th 2011, 9:33 pm

Both tire MFG's are good. I have Hoosier's on my car now,but have had good results w/ET's for years.

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Post  WDR460 on January 14th 2011, 4:06 am

I had the MT on my Fairlaine , 3750 lbs , around 650hp. Small burnout and 9.5 lbs in them . Our track uses the VP traction compound. Never had an issue.

The guys with hooziers definitely needed a larger burnout. I did do the odd showoff burnout and the Mickey's turn to slippery slush an turn hard most of 1st.

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Post  bigjohn2007 on March 20th 2011, 1:16 pm

I had good luck with both but i run hoosier so i want wear out my compressor pumping up tires.

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Post  342g on March 20th 2011, 1:32 pm

bigjohn2007 wrote:I had good luck with both but i run hoosier so i want wear out my compressor pumping up tires.


Soap the inside of the tires with dish soap, and they will hold air, use lots of soap.

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Post  Curt on March 20th 2011, 2:19 pm

x2^^^^^^^ Palmolive, "you're soaking in it you know?"

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Post  342g on March 20th 2011, 3:40 pm

Curt wrote:x2^^^^^^^ Palmolive, "you're soaking in it you know?"


That's it. cheers Old f'er, I bet you know the Ipana tooth paste jingle. Laughing

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Post  Curt on March 20th 2011, 8:26 pm


Brush-a Brush-a Brush-a
Get the new Ipana
With the brand new flavor
It's dandy for your Teeth


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Post  342g on March 20th 2011, 8:50 pm

Curt wrote:
Brush-a Brush-a Brush-a
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With the brand new flavor
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I can still see tha little beaver, 55years ago. What a Face Laughing

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Post  Curt on March 20th 2011, 9:02 pm


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