Thick vs thin tires

Guarantee is out on my fridge as is the ice maker .
You say thicks are faster then thins , but then say cut thicks .
They aren't really the same thing .
 
Guarantee is out on my fridge as is the ice maker .
You say thicks are faster then thins , but then say cut thicks .
They aren't really the same thing .

I never said cut thicks are faster then thins. Sometimes, thicks are faster then thins. Sometimes cut thicks are faster then thins. Sometimes, thins are faster then both. All of my previous posts are based on my experience with no guarantees.

I never said they were the same thing. We are talking about 2 different tires, dont be confused that when you cut a thick, its the same as a thin from the factory. Its not.
 
...We are talking about 2 different tires, dont be confused that when you cut a thick, its the same as a thin from the factory. Its not.

That's right. There's a reason we start with thicks and cut them.


The "guarantee" is that you won't know which is faster (on your track, with current temperatures, with your chassis, with your set-up, and with your driver,) until you run them. It's guaranteed that you have to do your own testing.
 
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