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Has anyone seen the weather forecast yet for this event? Looks like waterproofs are going to be advisable! Its going to be a mix of cloud with short showers in between from the looks of things.

sod the weather it'll be great fun wet or dry....I'll be packing the wet weather karting suit though...wont be changing tyres its squigglies all the way just higher pressure's in the wet.

So what pressure do you recommend for a wet track if using Toyo Proxes?

Used to whack up the karting wets to 45psi, so I was wondering if this would work with the Westy  :durr:

not used proxes but usual form is to drop pressures slightly when wet. if you're new to this i would leave as is and just enjoy time on the track.

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There are loads of Video clips on you tube if you search on Mallory. I think that one is even of BUZZ??? (is there more than one??)

only one and a half more working days to go.... I cant wait....

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but usual form is to drop pressures slightly when wet

Is that what you have found works ??? most folks seem to up pressures a bit when raining/wet  ???

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I believe there is Buzz in his V8 and also JeffC in his Busa on Youtube somewhere, worth watching as it gives a good idea of layout - although have to say bit hard to get it wrong at Mallory, seems stupidly simple! I presume the bus stop chicanes arent in use?

Cheers

Kevin

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Anyone camping tomo night? ???

Looks like it. See posts in message board chat started by Andrew, titled Mallory Park/ any N. E. bods. going?

Sorry I dont know how to do a link to another thread.

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although have to say bit hard to get it wrong at Mallory, seems stupidly simple!

We'll see shall we  :D  :D  :D  :D  :D  :blush:  :blush:  :blush:  ;)  ;)  ;) whatever track you need to concentrate and respect conditions and surroundings.

I can point you in the direction of a few incidents if you think its that simple  ;)  :suspect:  :down:  :down:  :down:

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This is a good friend of mine showing what happerns when your tyre comes off the rim round gerards at around 90mph

looks good for friday weather wise

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but usual form is to drop pressures slightly when wet

Is that what you have found works ??? most folks seem to up pressures a bit when raining/wet  ???

yep, always drop the pressures. people raise pressure becuase they can't get the temp in the tyre which raises the pressure but lower pressure means more tyre movement on the limit and therefore easier to judge when limit is being approached - or something like that! :D

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Yep I see where you're coming from - there's also a thought that increasing pressure reduces tyre footprint cuts through standing water and helps against aqua planing - bit like narrow snow tyres for rally cars cutting through.

Me ............. I just put some rain X on my visor and waterproofs on under race suit and hope the sun comes out :D  :D  :blush:

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Thinking sunny thoughts  :0  :laugh:
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Dont worry Mark I plan on behaving big time, gotta drive the car home afterwards!!

Looking forward to a fun day out, sunshine booked!

Hope everyone has a great and safe day!

See you there

Cheers

Kevin

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