What American Racer Compound is equivilent to Hoosier 1200,1300 1400 ect. ?
Tire Compound ?
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The short answer in a practical application? 1400 = SD-48 ....sorta kinda... but that's only saying that in a condition that an SD-48 is the perfect choice, the guy that only has hoosiers will likely choose a 1400, vice versa. It gets more complicated the harder or softer you go from that.
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I assume these are new tire comparisons. How much different do the Hoosier's and the AR's age? If a 1400 is roughly a SD-48, will they punch the same number after 100 laps? Or punch the same number after sanding them, soaking them in some WD-40?
I have been searching the internet for a table that someone made comparing the compounds of several different tire brands. If I find anything I will post it.Crew Chief "Tip of the day":
Most handling problems can be solved by adjusting the screw-ball. It can be difficult to fine tune at times. Explaining yourself loudly and striking it on top of the helmet with a dead blow hammer usually works well.
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I found this link. Closest I have come so far to a "table" comparing tires.
http://www.dirtracingforum.com/showt...American-RacerCrew Chief "Tip of the day":
Most handling problems can be solved by adjusting the screw-ball. It can be difficult to fine tune at times. Explaining yourself loudly and striking it on top of the helmet with a dead blow hammer usually works well.
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This is from the Hoosier site. You need to go back to articles from 2006. It's in a tech bulletin dated 01/06/06 Lots easier to read from there site compared to what happened when I copied and pasted it.
Compound Replacement Chart
Competitor Comparison
Old New Hoosier Competitors
D03
1100 1100 SD 23
D06/RD12
1200 1200 SD 33
D11/D15
1300 1300 SD44
D21
1350 1350 G45
D35
1400 1400 SD 48
D45/★D55★
1500 1500 MD56 / G50
D55
1600 1600
CB D70
1700 1700 HD70
D28
2400 2400
D46
2500 2500
SCL D70
2700 2700
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