by Peter255 » Thu Nov 24, 2016 9:32 am
Never even tried slicks but generically when warm they should provide even more grip than soft track day tyres (like the a048).
All aspects of grip (braking, cornering and accel) will be better, but the car will be harder to drive on the limit due to greater grip and more difficulty catching any issues at far higher speed.
It will also put more stress into the chassis and drivetrain due to the greater grip.
I'd speak to the factory, and see if they have tried these tyres.
Never even tried slicks but generically when warm they should provide even more grip than soft track day tyres (like the a048).
All aspects of grip (braking, cornering and accel) will be better, but the car will be harder to drive on the limit due to greater grip and more difficulty catching any issues at far higher speed.
It will also put more stress into the chassis and drivetrain due to the greater grip.
I'd speak to the factory, and see if they have tried these tyres.