Unless you've got an internal prep that stiffens sidewalls, I wouldn't be using internal at either of these tracks.
Now, you could use something mild just to keep the tire conditioned if you really want, but if it breaks the sidewalls down at all, it'll kill your roll speed.
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You can always be 100 % sure any internal prep doesn't stiffen the sidewall, because there is none that does, that statement wasn't literal he was just emphasizing a point. Because he knew the tracks in question made real good grip. For what you describe you'll most likely need internal.How can you know if the prep is one to stiffen your sidewall? Most I see are just everyone's brand of internal.
I will be short track low bite. Just curious thanks in advance.
You can always be 100 % sure any internal prep doesn't stiffen the sidewall, because there is none that does, that statement wasn't literal he was just emphasizing a point. Because he knew the tracks in question made real good grip. For what you describe you'll most likely need internal.
Wont be long itll look like Beechnut, rumor is that Bulls gap is thinking about building a kart trackYes i first put this ip when we started 33s but know now not to internal. Dump is closed but as of last Sunday track was still there just some fencing and buildings and bleachers gone.
What size and where in Louden is this track going to be? Yes Gap owner has ran into some... uhh ...issues it seems !!!! Lol