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Old 26-11-2013
tworrs tworrs is offline
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Default Problems with indoor track surface

Hi all
I have a slight problem with my indoor racing surface, its an indoor bowling club, and while the racing area is more than is ever needed , open all year, and has a bar, lol, there is one problem that is causing a slight problem with our "top level racers" , there is a slight softness to the floor, not much, if you push it with your finger, it might go down about 10mm, or even less, on top of this we put our carpet down aswell, we have also stopped using additive, for the sake of the bowling carpet, so my question is this
What can be done to improve grip
Softer tyres, harder springs
Any help would be great
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Old 26-11-2013
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What cars are you guys running?

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Old 27-11-2013
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Touring cars and GT12, think the GT12's are doing ok, it's the touring car drivers that are complaining
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Old 28-11-2013
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Maybe try foams on the touring cars?
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Old 28-11-2013
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Thanks bud, what sort of grip level should I go with
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Old 30-11-2013
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Default Grip !!

One other thing to try ! Put down 8'x4' sheets of Fibreboard, gaffer tape them together and then lay your carpet on top. Just a thought.
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