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Old Jun 21, 2015 | 08:09 AM
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If you blew the tire, that means there was no more air in it and it wouldn't take much for you to drive over a transition in the road that could bend your wheel.

Originally Posted by shumi_9
After replacing the blown front tires, the dealer could not get a shimmy to go away...until they decided to get serious and inspect both wheels. I have NO IDEA how I did this!!
 
Old Jun 21, 2015 | 08:46 AM
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Shaved tires

Originally Posted by Green Hornet
Andrew I think you hit the nail on the head. You mentioned 7,000 miles on the tires. At that point the tread depth should be reduced enough. At full depth the tires would be more squirrelly thereby generating increased heat.

Does Porsche used shaved Pirellis at their driving school?

I really want to attend their school at barber before I start pushing my new GTS around.
Don't know if they shave the P Zeros or the MPSC's on the GT3's at the PSDS/Barber MSP. Will check in Nov when there for the master's course. I bet that Tire Rack would shave P Zeros if requested. I know that on request they shave R compound tires and heat cycle them before shipping. Given that I will need a new set of tires, I may get P Zeros shaved.
 
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Originally Posted by AndrewP
Don't know if they shave the P Zeros or the MPSC's on the GT3's at the PSDS/Barber MSP. Will check in Nov when there for the master's course. I bet that Tire Rack would shave P Zeros if requested. I know that on request they shave R compound tires and heat cycle them before shipping. Given that I will need a new set of tires, I may get P Zeros shaved.
Since it's not a competitive race, I doubt Porsche shave the tires
 
Old Jun 22, 2015 | 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted by KonaKai
Since it's not a competitive race, I doubt Porsche shave the tires
Not critical at Barber for the basic program. I also doubt that they shave MPSC tires on the GT3's or PZ's TTS's in the other programs. It's not racing, just DE.
 
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