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Title: which way around...
Post by: AbyssDJ on March 21, 2007, 03:35:07
...do you fit your simex ET/insa special track/etc?

logically, they could go either way and it would make sense, so which way did you choose? looking from the rear:

this way? -
/88\
/88\
/88\

or this way? -
\88/
\88/
\88/

and why? discuss :P
Title: which way around...
Post by: Xtremeteam on March 21, 2007, 08:06:45
the way it says on the side,

there should be an arrow as they are directional
Title: which way around...
Post by: AbyssDJ on March 21, 2007, 11:22:33
fair enough, that answers that one then :P
Title: which way around...
Post by: Littledan on March 22, 2007, 00:11:37
Quote from: "abyssdj"
fair enough, that answers that one then :P


lol nice one mate, u got some??? if y ahave get us some pics  :wink:  :lol:
Title: which way around...
Post by: Range Rover Blues on March 22, 2007, 01:27:44
Thinking about it, they want to be self-cleaning, so the tread starts laying at the middle and runs outwards, so the muck is forced the same way.  This means they point forewards at the top.

Funny thing though, on the mountain bike it depends on which end, on theh front we had them pointing forewards so that the outside edge bites inwards to keep grip whilst cornering but the back faces the opposite way, so that it grips when you are pedelling in a bend but slips out if you hit the brakes hard.

Not recomended in a 4x4 :wink:
Title: which way around...
Post by: Littledan on March 22, 2007, 02:12:58
Quote from: "Range Rover Blues"
Thinking about it, they want to be self-cleaning, so the tread starts laying at the middle and runs outwards, so the muck is forced the same way.  This means they point forewards at the top.

Funny thing though, on the mountain bike it depends on which end, ont eh front we had them poiting forewards so that the outside edge bites inwards to keep grio whilst cornering but the back faces the opposite way, so that it grips when you are pedealling in a bend but slips out if you hit the brakes hard.

Not recomended in a 4x4 :wink:


yeah i run my tyres on my BMX backwards as it gives me more grip, i know your not ment to but hey what the hell it makes the tyre go bulder but what the hell 13quid for a tyre u cant complain lol

i also love the rwor of the tyre on backwards :D

dan
Title: which way around...
Post by: V8MoneyPit on March 22, 2007, 17:54:24
Used to run the front tyres on the race car 'backwards'. It improved braking grip while the rears were the correct way round for maximum grip under acceleration. Wouldn't work on a front wheel drive or 4x4 though  :lol:
Title: which way around...
Post by: barnhill4x4 on March 22, 2007, 18:20:02
I used to run the front tyres backwards on my BMW 325i on track days. Funny thing was, I was the first person to do it once at castle coombe, I did a couple of laps and came back in and there 10 other people with the front of thier cars up swapping the wheels from side to side!
Title: which way around...
Post by: AbyssDJ on March 22, 2007, 21:22:02
Quote from: "Littledan"
Quote from: "abyssdj"
fair enough, that answers that one then :P


lol nice one mate, u got some??? if y ahave get us some pics  :wink:  :lol:


nah, i was just curious :) seen people with them fitted both ways around!

will fit some once we've got other stuff sorted... but to be honest i might just skip the insa turbos and just bang 35" simex on it ;)
Title: which way around...
Post by: Littledan on March 22, 2007, 23:42:23
Quote from: "abyssdj"
Quote from: "Littledan"
Quote from: "abyssdj"
fair enough, that answers that one then :P


lol nice one mate, u got some??? if y ahave get us some pics  :wink:  :lol:


nah, i was just curious :) seen people with them fitted both ways around!

will fit some once we've got other stuff sorted... but to be honest i might just skip the insa turbos and just bang 35" simex on it ;)


yeah why not get the proper name :D

nice one dan
Title: which way around...
Post by: AbyssDJ on March 22, 2007, 23:45:24
proper size more like
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