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      03-14-2018, 02:06 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by nachob View Post
The bigger rubber is slightly heavier and bigger rolling diameter. Car might feel a little slower. Also I had stock size Sport Cup 1s and they took a bit to warm up. The Suoersports were better cold. Once Sport cup warmed up they were great. Maybe Sport Cup 2 better warm but FYI these track type tires can get you in trouble cold.
Thank you. Yep all summer/performance tires need warming up and should not be driven in cold weather.
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