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Post by georgehenry on Apr 27, 2005 22:55:18 GMT -5
 What do you racers think about sealer on clay tracks?
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Post by RACER94 on Apr 28, 2005 0:52:17 GMT -5
IN MY OPINION A CLAY TRACK HAS ENOUGH BITE AND MOISTURE YOU DO NOT NEED A SEALER,SEALER ON CLAY TRACKS IS A WASTE AND RUINS THE RACING SURFACE..ALL OF OUR TRACKS HERE IN MISSOURI ARE CLAY.
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Post by Garrett on Apr 28, 2005 4:04:14 GMT -5
i agree i dont think they need any sealer. there is plenty of chemicals out to make the tire bite.
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Post by georgehenry on Apr 28, 2005 9:26:32 GMT -5
 Daytona last year was a joke. Now some of the tracks in north FLA are going sealer. They are burning up the tires and only lasting 20 laps. . Do not use tire prep on sealer , too much bite , kart will flip over if entering the corner too fast. been there done that. Here in GA down south they are also doing sealer, you guys be very careful, it will make you go faster but you will flip. In north GA where I am at no sealer yet , and we all are hoping they don't go there. Daytona was a leaning experience.
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Post by MaxxisMan on May 15, 2005 18:29:14 GMT -5
I heard that in Jasper the track was terrible because of the sealer. I am totally against sealer.
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What do you racers think about sealer on clay tracks?
Daytona last year was a joke. Now some of the tracks in north FLA are going sealer. They are burning up the tires and only lasting 20 laps. . Do not use tire prep on sealer , too much bite , kart will flip over if entering the corner too fast. been there done that. Here in GA down south they are also doing sealer, you guys be very careful, it will make you go faster but you will flip. In north GA where I am at no sealer yet , and we all are hoping they don't go there. Daytona was a leaning experience.