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Originally Posted by fooddude
n00b/nil road coarse track experience.
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I didn't realize you didn't have any road course experience. In that case, I'd stay away from any r-compound or "race slicks". It just won't be worth the money. A nice "extreme" performance tire in 215 or 225 will be great and will provide all the performance you can handle for many track sessions. Plus you can drive them to and from the track, where you wouldn't want to do that on race slicks or r-compounds.