Jackie Boggs nailed for tires not meeting benchmark

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  • slmcrewchief99
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2008
    • 738

    #76
    Thanks BBQ. a25jr it's kinda like nascar and those guys scuffing tires. Putting a heat cycle on a soft tire can prevent it from blistering. We can all agree a brand new tire is better than a used tire 99% of the time. If you are going to a track that blisters tires, well just put a heat cycle on them before you go. And like zeroracing said about his powdercoating oven. It don't mean the guys are taking them in the house and asking the wife to "cook" tires in the oven. A lot of these guys are engineers. it's pretty easy to fix up something to put tires in and get em to 300, 400, 500 degrees. I have no idea how hot they are getting them or how long but I'm guessing 300 plus. And for what its worth. I'm a commercial Truck Tire salesman for the company that supplies NASCAR. Been pushing rubbers for 31yrs come Oct 10th. I do know quite a bit about the subject. The tires that go through our retread process from work are cured at 240 degrees for 2.5 hours. That's considered a cold cap btw. Hot caps are done over 300 degrees.

    And for what its worth. That 20 car that got caught at the NDRL show. He was dq'd cause his tires had been in an oven and didn't meet the benchmark. Not because they were juiced. Exact reason he didn't fight that dq. He didn't have a leg to stand on......

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    • a25rjr
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2016
      • 3774

      #77
      Originally posted by slmcrewchief99 View Post
      Thanks BBQ. a25jr it's kinda like nascar and those guys scuffing tires. Putting a heat cycle on a soft tire can prevent it from blistering. We can all agree a brand new tire is better than a used tire 99% of the time. If you are going to a track that blisters tires, well just put a heat cycle on them before you go. And like zeroracing said about his powdercoating oven. It don't mean the guys are taking them in the house and asking the wife to "cook" tires in the oven. A lot of these guys are engineers. it's pretty easy to fix up something to put tires in and get em to 300, 400, 500 degrees. I have no idea how hot they are getting them or how long but I'm guessing 300 plus. And for what its worth. I'm a commercial Truck Tire salesman for the company that supplies NASCAR. Been pushing rubbers for 31yrs come Oct 10th. I do know quite a bit about the subject. The tires that go through our retread process from work are cured at 240 degrees for 2.5 hours. That's considered a cold cap btw. Hot caps are done over 300 degrees.

      And for what its worth. That 20 car that got caught at the NDRL show. He was dq'd cause his tires had been in an oven and didn't meet the benchmark. Not because they were juiced. Exact reason he didn't fight that dq. He didn't have a leg to stand on......
      Thanx for the info.....that makes perfect sense why theres chemicals missing! One of my good friends builds the nicest aluminum hot/boxes rotisserie there are, but I don't think his will get that hot. That's very interesting.
      Turn LEFT, Vote RIGHT!

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      • Cardirt0
        Banned
        • May 2007
        • 5271

        #78
        If the tire is changing on the race track from heat they have a big problem..Maybe it time that the Tire People must prove the tires they are handing out meet the benchmark..after a race. maybe some one needs too snip a tire be for and after a race. That they get at the track and send it in and see what it says..If it dont make it Then the Tire Co. Is in a world of hurt...

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        • Cardirt0
          Banned
          • May 2007
          • 5271

          #79
          Does someone know what it costs too send a snip of tire too the lab....to be tested

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          • slmcrewchief99
            Senior Member
            • Dec 2008
            • 738

            #80
            Cardirt0, the tires ARE meeting the benchmark after the races. The tires aren't getting hot enough on the track to cause them to fail. The tires would come apart (either blister or actually explode) from that much heat. As long as the tire hasn't been tampered with they will meet the benchmark. That is the problem. Some teams are tampering with the tires and that's why they fail. Again, stop blaming Hoosier, the tracks, the promoters, and the labs. Blame the guys that keep tampering with the tires.

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            • powerslide
              Senior Member
              • May 2007
              • 2696

              #81
              Originally posted by Hovlane View Post
              So does it make a difference if the tire reaches 200 plus degrees in a oven or if it reaches 200 plus degrees on the track or does 200 degree rubber react the same reguardless of how it reaches that temp. ? Now I run a used tire that won't meet the benchmark, DQ me. Don't label me a cheater.
              It is different. The edges haven't been burned off and you controlled exactly how hot and how long.

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              • Bob Hubbard
                Senior Member
                • Aug 2008
                • 1048

                #82
                Look for Tony's tire sampler guy to be in the 4b's pit this weekend ....
                Retired - Snowbird ... Living the Dream

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                • dirtfanbob
                  Junior Member
                  • Sep 2010
                  • 28

                  #83
                  Originally posted by slmcrewchief99 View Post
                  Thanks BBQ. a25jr it's kinda like nascar and those guys scuffing tires. Putting a heat cycle on a soft tire can prevent it from blistering. We can all agree a brand new tire is better than a used tire 99% of the time. If you are going to a track that blisters tires, well just put a heat cycle on them before you go. And like zeroracing said about his powdercoating oven. It don't mean the guys are taking them in the house and asking the wife to "cook" tires in the oven. A lot of these guys are engineers. it's pretty easy to fix up something to put tires in and get em to 300, 400, 500 degrees. I have no idea how hot they are getting them or how long but I'm guessing 300 plus. And for what its worth. I'm a commercial Truck Tire salesman for the company that supplies NASCAR. Been pushing rubbers for 31yrs come Oct 10th. I do know quite a bit about the subject. The tires that go through our retread process from work are cured at 240 degrees for 2.5 hours. That's considered a cold cap btw. Hot caps are done over 300 degrees.

                  And for what its worth. That 20 car that got caught at the NDRL show. He was dq'd cause his tires had been in an oven and didn't meet the benchmark. Not because they were juiced. Exact reason he didn't fight that dq. He didn't have a leg to stand on......
                  That 20 car also was reimbursed by Hoosier for the purse he lost and fines he had to pay because they would not admit fault. That's what non-disclosure agreements are for. You think the big purple monster is actually going to come clean and admit they have a problem when they hold the monopoly on tire deals with 99% of the series and tracks? H!ll no!
                  Next time anyone with this high and mighty attitude fails a drug test for a job or breathalyzer during a DUI, I'm sure you'll feel cozy at night not knowing why you failed those tests that labeled you an unemployed druggie or drunk driver. Or is that just too logical for 4m

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                  • blncfn57
                    Senior Member
                    • May 2007
                    • 2013

                    #84
                    Originally posted by Cardirt0 View Post
                    How menny times have we seen a car running a way and the yellow comes out and he gets passed by 3 or 4 cars on restart.. bet its Tire Glaze....
                    We have seen that many times, heck it's happened to me. That's when I was told what I posted. The guys messing with tires are obviously smarter on the subject than most, that's why we see labs involved. It may not be the perfect way to check the tires, but it's the best way at this time.

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                    • TJHTA42
                      Member
                      • Jan 2008
                      • 38

                      #85
                      Well here we go. A tech at american racer expressed his views on this bench mark subject. It is well known that another tire company makes certain tires for certain people and the compound marked on the tire is not the compound that is in that tire. So that means it does not meet the bench mark. Thus it is not chemically treated, just not up to specification for that compound.

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                      • Latemodel59
                        Member
                        • May 2007
                        • 51

                        #86
                        According to the legal action the lab has two sets of results for the same tire samples. One that states not a match to benchmark and the other as in order. Same lab, same test sample, same test procedure so why was additional test carried out? My guess was to confirm orginal results which obviously didn't work for anybody involved in this mess. If the series heads had any sense a fine would have been issued no results for the weekend and warned that their teams have clearly done something that proves to be non conclusive for this event. Some type of probation while the series and lab works out what was a actually done they could then issues a statement that it will no longer be allowed with any future unconclussive tests result being met with a ban from series events.

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                        • Barbecueboy
                          Senior Member
                          • Mar 2013
                          • 18116

                          #87
                          Originally posted by TJHTA42 View Post
                          Well here we go. A tech at american racer expressed his views on this bench mark subject. It is well known that another tire company makes certain tires for certain people and the compound marked on the tire is not the compound that is in that tire. So that means it does not meet the bench mark. Thus it is not chemically treated, just not up to specification for that compound.
                          Clean get cleaner.....dirty get dirtier.

                          Going to be interesting to see which side actually needs the grease lightening after this is all said and done.
                          Where is the move over flag when you need it?????

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                          • bayou tuff
                            Senior Member
                            • Jun 2009
                            • 149

                            #88
                            Hmmmm, Imagine Dirt Racers looking for an edge, who woulda thought it, oh yeah it's been happenin' since the first dirt race at Valley Forge lmao

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                            • Cardirt0
                              Banned
                              • May 2007
                              • 5271

                              #89
                              Originally posted by blncfn57 View Post
                              We have seen that many times, heck it's happened to me. That's when I was told what I posted. The guys messing with tires are obviously smarter on the subject than most, that's why we see labs involved. It may not be the perfect way to check the tires, but it's the best way at this time.
                              When you lose cause someone "Is Cheating" Saying ITs the best way is not good enuff.. Because the Best way may say they cheated when they did not..And some that did cheat it says they did not...I see this as its a BIG problem and NO one has a anc....to the ? that what makes this so Bad...

                              I see this as You would not do it .. I would not do it because I like wining Cause I beat you. Because I am better then you that night, and If you beat Me because you were better then me that night.. Well may be 2 other beat us that night because they cheat.. I want them GONE do you...I want Prof they cheated

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                              • Cardirt0
                                Banned
                                • May 2007
                                • 5271

                                #90
                                Originally posted by bayou tuff View Post
                                Hmmmm, Imagine Dirt Racers looking for an edge, who woulda thought it, oh yeah it's been happenin' since the first dirt race at Valley Forge lmao
                                When I race.. I look for the EDGE but i do it were the rule books does not say you can not do that...If the rule say you cant , then its not a EDGE its CHEATING.. Just cause they been doing it for 10000 years does that make it RIGHT...When now its catching up to us and may hurt Dirt racing beyond repair..
                                Had to ADD
                                If you are cheating and not found out .. You are Still Cheating.. Just like if you are speeding down the road just cause the cop dont see you .. You are STILL Speeding and its Still braking the LAW...Some people say If you are not Stopped You are not braking the Law.. WRONG you are breaking the Law you are just not pay a Fine for it...
                                Last edited by Cardirt0; 09-08-2016, 11:43 AM. Reason: Had too Add

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