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Originally Posted by derek1ee
1. what's your tire temperature difference (outside/inside of front/rear) on track and on street? is 10F difference outside to inside on street driving to much?
2. what's your tire temperature difference front to rear? I have rear temp higher than front, ~5F, normal? how can i make them even?
thanks!
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Temps depend on the tire used and the rims (width) used. We're optimized for 225/235 tires on 9" rims at the moment, with a spread of 5-15F depending on run time and ambient temps. With 8" rims, outer edges are generally way hotter than the inside and centers.
Higher rear temps isn't a bad thing... I struggle with higher front temps.
10F difference street driving means you probably don't have enough camber for on-track use. Street driving, our car is "warm" on the inside, and cool center and outside. This is purely due to sidewall flex from camber; we run 0 toe front/rear.