HOOSIER - Unified Tire deal

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  • JabberJaws83
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    The old stock should be a non starter argument. At some point, if you want change, you have to make a hard line change. Like the cars/bodies. They wanted change last year, but everyone cried that they already had their car ready under old rules.
    Draw a line like they did with the old wedge.

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  • MasterSbilt_Racer
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    Hers your new tire. If you have a bunch of old stock, pound sand. When it gets a few laps on it, you can't regroove. You can buy another. Sounds wonderful...

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  • JabberJaws83
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    I've come to the conclusion that nothing will make anyone happy.

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  • xray
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    Originally posted by Jim11h View Post
    Sounds like monopoly. I'd rather see a this that and them tire rule that multiple manufacturers conform too so there's choice
    yeah so you can have americans for the tracks they excel at and hoosiers for the ones they are better at, sounds cheaper to me...... smh

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  • Jim11h
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    Sounds like monopoly. I'd rather see a this that and them tire rule that multiple manufacturers conform too so there's choice

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  • drich24
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    Very well ??? the sport…

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  • HoosierDirtFan
    started a topic HOOSIER - Unified Tire deal

    HOOSIER - Unified Tire deal

    HOOSIER RACING TIRE
    Unified Tire deal

    So what do you all think of the announcement yesterday with Hoosier Racing Tire, Tony Stewart, WRG (Brian Carter) / DIRTcar, & Lucas Oil going to a unified tire and only making so many late mod tire compounds for the Super Late Models?

    I talk to a few drivers yesterday after the announcement and they believed it could very well hell the sport to some capacity.
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