tire compound?

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  1. kylewurtzel

    kylewurtzel TA/FC

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    i ran a nostalgia nitro funny last year i used a hoosier 36" tire and was having .960 60'.

    i am switching to a 34" tire and was looking at the goodyears. what is the difference between D-2A and D-1 Compound?
     
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  2. flatbladed

    flatbladed New Member

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    Mr. Goodyear

    call a goodyear dealer they can give you the low down on compounds . most people on this sit are too good to answer our questions. Jim Stanke
     
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    tires

    I am sure you will get a reply or look under past tech questions. Mike Canter is a good source to he has helped me a bunch as well as many othere here great place for info.

    Sean
     
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  4. T.A.D. 776

    T.A.D. 776 New Member

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    Goodyear tire compounds

    D-1 = Soft- Good Wear, Better Traction
    D-2 = Med- Good Wear, Good Traction

    The lower the number the softer the compound.
    The lower the number the faster it wears out.
    The lower the number the less burn out needed.
    Compounds go from D-1 through D-11 not all compounds available in all sizes.
     
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    T.A.D. 776, Apr 8, 2008
  5. craig moss

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    mike canter

    hell he should have a talk show get er done mike :cool:
     
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    craig moss, Apr 10, 2008

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