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TLS_Addict · 01-02-2007, 05:00 PM

So it doesnt help to weave back and forth at all? You would think that the road friction would help heat the tires because of the contact with the road. How does it differ from giving it the gas and then using the brakes? Other than using the side of the tire rather than using the center it shouldnt do much different as it is contact with the road. Now I will attest to new tires being slippery and unstable.

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