mwood

Exactly how bad are the oem tires in the wet?

If it's anything other than standing water/puddles, I guess you just stay on the V710's?

ULLLOSE

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I just stay on my 710s.... It is one thing to go race in the rain, it is another to stand in it and change tires.

mwood

Isn't that what wife's are for?

Oh yeah, you're flying solo this weekend...

btw, we're bbq'ing Saturday night (a number of SFR'ers who are staying on site), what do you want? Chicken or a cheeseburger?

CRX Millennium

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My experience at Devens Tour '06 show that V710 in the right hand is still plenty fast in wet condition, short of standing water. If I remember it correctly, kc was running on V710 and leading over John V/clyde on street (Kook).

TeamRX8

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We got another friggin snowstorm last night

ULLLOSE

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You should have had DKNV to move to TX.

dknv

Baggage would've been way too heavy, then there's the matter of no private jet to fly my daughter to 'her' high school every day.

ULLLOSE

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If TRX8 would spend less time posting and more time working he could buy his own.

TeamRX8

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says Mr. Mom ... my posting breaks are all that keep me sane working as many hours as I do now

tmak26b

710s work great in the rain, i used them on the street for a short time

John V

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710s accelerate and brake fine in the wet, but they don't turn. Devens didn't have that much standing water, it wasn't raining super hard by the time we ran and the drainage was OK at that site so it wasn't terrible. Keith beat us because he's the man, but I wonder if he wouldn't have been faster on our 'kooks.

We ran V710s in the rain (REAL rain) at Toledo in '05 and it was a nightmare. They are terrible rain tires.