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There's a big difference between just doing it because you WANT to. I have no problem at all with that. It's your money, your car, your choice. If you want to put coilies on etc. etc. crack on. However there's people in here, saying that the way they commute, a Cliosport doesn't handle well...
I've got myself thinking about RSR pressures now. Have to check OS in the morning for central wear, to see if they were overinflated on the road, or if it was just excess initial heat on track. If so have to consider starting at even lower next time.
Oops Dave lol, seems like they don't like low pressures either. Nicely concave on further inspection but it's hard to say for definite as they've had road use too, but I did pump them back up for that. I guess it's what you get for cheaper tyres, they have gone on the inside too. Four hard track...
Yes I've read about the RSRs suffering before mate. Just went for moderate setting as it was getting more road miles than track. Next year will be different though. Not sure which tyres I'll be running next year yet either.
No it's a forum and the original post was asking for people's opinions on whether it was worth it. My opinion was based on 23 years of driving, both on road and track. I don't need to get technical to answer it and never assume that I have a lack of technical knowledge, just because I couldn't...