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Old 07-16-2008, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Jack Rimer
Now there's an idea.
Probably more important to be able to deliver the hundreds of sets needed for the IIC itself. How many will that be???
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The Amateur class would probably be fun, but technically I can not enter it. So if you want to battle with me sir, you need to be in 13.5.
That's my second class...LOL
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Are there any left over dish style tires?
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Jaco tire report...

We had a great turnout at Seattle Indoor Raceway last night...

Many racers including Travis Schreven and Korey Harbke were on hand to do battle in 13.5...

Sorex 36s have been the tire of choice lately...

Myself, Korey and Jaybee all tested the new Jaco Blue compound tires...

SIR is a tight, high grip indoor asphalt track...The Jacos were very good! All of us could turn the same laptimes as other tires....

The Jacos do give a little more natural steering than the 36s...so some may want to make some small tweaks to setup...and tire wear was just a tick more than the Sorex tires...

As for sauce the tires performed well with both Tire Tweak and FX2...

Overall we are very happy with the tires performance at SIR

I will be testing them at our local parking lot track this weekend and I will post a report later...

Great job Jack!

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Originally Posted by Maybell
Jaco tire report...

We had a great turnout at Seattle Indoor Raceway last night...

Many racers including Travis Schreven and Korey Harbke were on hand to do battle in 13.5...

Sorex 36s have been the tire of choice lately...

Myself, Korey and Jaybee all tested the new Jaco Blue compound tires...

SIR is a tight, high grip indoor asphalt track...The Jacos were very good! All of us could turn the same laptimes as other tires....

The Jacos do give a little more natural steering than the 36s...so some may want to make some small tweaks to setup...and tire wear was just a tick more than the Sorex tires...

As for sauce the tires performed well with both Tire Tweak and FX2...

Overall we are very happy with the tires performance at SIR

I will be testing them at our local parking lot track this weekend and I will post a report later...

Great job Jack!
the tires work really good with just plain buggy grip! ( if the track temps get over 130 degrees)
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Originally Posted by Maybell

I will be testing them at our local parking lot track this weekend and I will post a report later...

Great job Jack!
long story short

been there done that,

set a couple of tq's two weeks in a row,

they work

buggy grip or tweak
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Old 07-17-2008, 07:24 PM
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I have been using Tire Tweak on mine. Then running warmers on them at 6v for probably 20-30 minutes to throughly bake in the tweak. Seems to work great for me. This past weekend, I was closing in on the leader in the main, and would have made the pass except for a few bobbles. Running on new Jacos that were closing in on the 10 run mark. Still fast, and they still look pretty good for wear.
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On the sets I tested at SIR I preferred FXII. Tweak really freed up the car and was pretty consistent, but the FXII didn't require much warm up, and it provided more overall grip for the entire run.

I'm sure when I run outdoors with them and it gets really hot... Tweak will be better since it seems to keep the tires a little cooler than some other traction compounds.
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Originally Posted by Korey Harbke
On the sets I tested at SIR I preferred FXII. Tweak really freed up the car and was pretty consistent, but the FXII didn't require much warm up, and it provided more overall grip for the entire run.

I'm sure when I run outdoors with them and it gets really hot... Tweak will be better since it seems to keep the tires a little cooler than some other traction compounds.
Korey,

I think you may have nailed it for the difference between Tweek and FXII. I was having trouble discerning between the two. Thanks for describing what you experienced sooooooooooooooooo well.

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Stormer has blues, at a good price to boot
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Originally Posted by wikedgmc
Stormer has blues, at a good price to boot
Interesting. Ive had them on backorder with Stormer for 2 months and they didnt ship them.
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they were not available all day, then about 5pm PST they were there.
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Just tried to get 12 sets and was able to get the last 8 sets from stormer 4 sets on back order.

Hope Jaco can re-fill their stock soon
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Old 07-18-2008, 10:28 PM
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My track hasnt had tires all summer, and all they carry are jaco tires. This sucks big time. People are willing to throw money at jaco, but all they deliver are empty promises.
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Any ideas if these are going to make it over to the UK?

From what everyone here has said, it looks like they would be a brilliant control tire for us here, possibly even for our National series. Pretty much the only tires available in the UK are Sorex and Muchmore at the moment!
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