Keeping Tires Ready Over Long Break

[racing promotor]

I'd be on the phone with Donnie asap, describe everything in detail, ask questions about each prep. Ask questions on your mixing of the purple and green.
Still makes no sense to only add 50cc of hard track internal for a tire needing to be that soft. I wouldn't think of yellow crush as a conditioner, I for sure wouldn't get them to low, for now I'll stick with my original answer wipe them outside with hard track until week of your race.

 

[CarlsonMotorsports]

^ It may be because they rolled internally before the OP received them -- he said they were used tires.
Don't know for sure, but I suspect that's the case. Then rolling 50cc internal would make sense.
Depending on when you are able to go back racing, you "may" need to re-roll them yet again!
I definitely wouldn't be wiping anything harsh on right now (certainly not goat or anything goat based.) They'll bounce right back in duro and you won't know what you've got.
Get Donnie on the phone before you do more harm than good - that's my suggestion.


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[Morgan9]

I've raced Butterfield before. If they come back to 50 should be ok. But I dont use insanity speed so dont know much about it.

 

[Morgan9]

And listen to Carlson motorsports bc u can definitely do more harm then good in this situation.