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It is my understanding that they just need to be mounted that way, but then can be rotated however you'd like. Once they're heat cycled, you can do whatever (supposedly)
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Those instruction for rotating apply for the life of the tire, not just initial heat cycle. At least that is my understanding from reading the posted instructions (which I've seen before), speaking with Toyo and local reps. Again, I haven't followed it, but that's what is suggested.
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People talk about the AO52 being shot after 3 track days. I haven't tried them because there is literally zero reason when the RR exists. They aren't going to be faster. They aren't going to last longer, and they aren't going to cost less. I can get 4-5 days out of a set of RR's (25ish heat cycles). They are typically their fastest right at the end, and when it's over it's over. I like that lap time curve in a DE tire. Get's faster and faster until it dies, unlike the tires that start fast and decline in grip all the way to the cords. Do they suck in the wet? oh yea. I either swap to my street tires for wet track days or if it's just damp keep em on, getting free laps with little to no tire wear and work on catching slides/car control. |
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i never tried the A052's because they drop off too fast. i need a tire that has some life to it since i go to the track at least twice a month.
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There is very little info out there, and I'm not even entirely sure what they are. Hard Hard? When I called BW there were surprisingly unhelpful as to what they even were for a compound. Idk, but the price tasted nice and they look to be in pretty decent condition. So cheap they'd make rhyary blush. Alas, they don't sell 19" sizes so he won't be pulling from my supply. |
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