Hi Steve,
Just about everybody is running "Z" rated street
tires or NASCAR tires for Maxton. A couple of
guys are running sportscar slicks. The consensus
of opinion (based on experiences) is that tires
such as Goodyear Frontrunners, which are commonly
used both front and rear on the salt, get torn up
on the rear of the car at Maxton. They're OK for
the front though. It's not just concrete, it's
old and patched concrete, which makes it even a
little harsher than most runways I've been on.
Dick J
--- Steve Pitt <steve@seattleconstructioninc.com>
wrote:
> Greetings all,
> Enjoyed reading about Maxton. Glad Joe Timney
> is safe and sound. Pretty
> scary. Sorry about the race car but it can be
> fixed. Good prayer Keith!
> Speaking of Maxton do you use a different type
> of tire when you are on
> pavement rather than salt? I assume Maxton is
> concrete as it is a former
> runway. Pretty basic question but I'm just
> learning what it's all about.
> Steve Pitt - Seattle
> No I'm not a lurker, I hate the word lurker
> cause it sounds like some sort
> of crook or bad dude. How bout casual
> observer?!
>
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