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Track day preparation

27 posts · Started by Razy · 29 Jun 2010

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Tyre pressure- Set your pressures 4 or 5psi high the night before and then set 'em to what the tyre guy recommends before you go out for the first session.
When I was doing a lot of days at Mosport Ken would recommend 30/30 as a safe place to start for most.
If your pressures go up more than 4 or 5 PSI.Then start with more. Less than 3PSI lower'em.
10% cold to hot was the old rule of thumb.
YMMV
Jeff
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I think we should do our own episode of myth busters!
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This is also a basic outline of what to think about (not very detailed, but good guide):
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