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Old 02-01-2010
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My 2 cents worth on the banning foams. It's really already been said. The track should be the determining factor on tyre choice. If somebody chooses to use tyre additives and cheat, then I'm assuming there are rules in place to deal with that, but if you're going to cheat to get a piece of plastic and marble, give me your email address and I'll give you the details of the shop round the corner from me that'll make you a trophy with whatever you want writing on it.
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any bare floor, and foams are pants over rubber tyres. But where is the cheating coming from, gooping up after a meeting, to stop your tyres drying out, or applying it on the day?
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Dunno myself, just some people have been setting the rumour mill off. I ran rubbers at Dudley, and had no problem with the tyres, just the wheels that weren't upto it and got worse throughout the day.
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to be fair, the Gecko foams are awesome, once treated, makes running them dry, pointless.
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