buzz-06
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Over on the wera forum one of the former pirelli reps posts a good bit, here is what he had to say about the Diablo Wets.
“Wets are pretty specialized so not sure what to say here. As mentioned before the conditions have to be almost prefect for them, as in a consistent damp track with no standing water. If I remember correctly the fronts are a SC1 slicks compound while the rears Have a harder compound in the center and a rain compound on the sides. I would suggest if your vendor has them at the track wait for the right condition and try them, eh?”
I would personally stick to a street tire that can handle multiple conditions before spending $500+ on a set of tires designed for very specific conditions. Even the WSBK guys don’t run them often….
“Wets are pretty specialized so not sure what to say here. As mentioned before the conditions have to be almost prefect for them, as in a consistent damp track with no standing water. If I remember correctly the fronts are a SC1 slicks compound while the rears Have a harder compound in the center and a rain compound on the sides. I would suggest if your vendor has them at the track wait for the right condition and try them, eh?”
I would personally stick to a street tire that can handle multiple conditions before spending $500+ on a set of tires designed for very specific conditions. Even the WSBK guys don’t run them often….