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NT-01 20 Min HPDE track Session Hot Pressures?
What hot pressures should I be aiming for on 275 front 305 rear for 20 min HPDE sessions?
I've been on the track plenty of times, but not in my M4. Used to have a NASA time trial license, so I am not a track newbie, jumping back down to HPDE 3 with NASA this weekend because it has been a while since I was on a track and because this is the first time in the M. Also, first time with NT-01's, used to use R888 on my previous car.
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07-07-2017, 04:09 PM | #8 |
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I played around a fair bit until I got it right on my car. Varying pressures and taking readings with a pyrometer, I established that the ideal pressures for my setup and driving are at 42psi front and 31psi hot rear. I know, it is quite unusual to have that much front to rear difference, but that is what gives me the best results. At some point during my experimentation, I tried lower front pressures and I destroyed a pair of 275 in just three track days with both of them corded on the outer AND inner shoulders with plenty of tread left in the middle .
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Wow...I've only had four track days so far and was aiming for 40 psi hot, but seeing all of these lower pressures makes me think I might be giving up a lot of grip.
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07-27-2017, 08:52 AM | #14 |
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Yes I was using similar pressures as well. I'm on stock camber/suspension.
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