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Dyno Using Street Slicks Or Stock Wheels?


Hussydabomb

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Hey guys going in for a custom tune tomorrow and I've read a little online that for various reasons semi slicks are no good for the dyno?

They rip them apart because of the temps they reach on the dyno

And they give an inaccurate reading?

Currently running NITTO INVO 245's on the rear.

Anyone have some.experience in this? And should I run the stockies sitting behind my shed?

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invos arent slicks? (I dont understand why people keep calling them that).

I think 18s give you a higher reading...

I would run the smallest size but with the best tread (but never been on a dyno yet so NFI really lol)

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  • I'm getten too old for this s**t
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My memory isn't the best (as most of you know) but I 'think' I remember Mick at pitlane asking me not to put invos on when I took my car down ther to get modded.

Could be wrong though. Might of made all that up - who knows these days....... dumb stupid head

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