Going to depend on how well it gets run in and if it builds bite and a racing groove. If it does, likely will be on fresher stuff but just hard enough mid to upper 50’s, maybe right around 60 that when you hit them with the aggressive preps they’ll bite and fire off without being too soft and sliding. If it doesn’t get run in and stays opened up, then it’s a guessing game. The worst thing you can do is prep all of your stuff hard ahead of time. Take atleast one set and have them ready for the worst condition, and stage what you can above that from bad to best and then just adjust chemicals trackside as needed. That’s how we’ll be doing it with my personal stuff for there.