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hot off the warmers

Discussion in 'Tech' started by stalemate27, Nov 20, 2010.

  1. stalemate27

    stalemate27 Banned

    PRessure for the Ntecs

    6704 front
    Rear is a 2510
     
  2. goodmatt78

    goodmatt78 Well-Known Member

    You can't do much wrong with that front. Best one IMO. 32-33 HOT....set it and forget it.

    You sure that rear # isn't the date code? For Most Ntec rears, 21 Hot off warmers and I aim for 23 Hot off the track.
     
  3. stalemate27

    stalemate27 Banned

    310235 and says medium under that

    Thanx for chimein in I know you know the lops
     
  4. 1twenty2

    1twenty2 WERA #122

  5. goodmatt78

    goodmatt78 Well-Known Member

    I haven't seen the UK stuff say "medium" as they all have 4 letter compound codes. Even the Moto2 tires I had were the same. However, the GP-A's (US) do say "soft" or "medium".

    For the D211GP Ntec (slick or DOT) or the D211GP-A, the pressures I said above work well.
     
  6. stalemate27

    stalemate27 Banned

    The front says Ntec the rear is a gpa so that settles it I thought they were both uk tires , either way great tires mite just stick with them
     
  7. -M-

    -M- Member

    For what it's worth, I swear by the these tyres and use them on the road and track here in Australia. The GP-A's are used in the ASBK championship and have had problems with severe blistering after 20+ laps in warm temperature but I only ever use the Euro made tyres.

    I use the same pressures as Goodmatt78.

    I source my NTEC's direct from the UK (although I'm pretty sure they're made in France now).
     
  8. stalemate27

    stalemate27 Banned

    That front kicks ass show minimal wear and saved my ass a few times going in to hot threw it over and It stuck like glue .


    Think im a dunlop guy
     

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