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Old 10-25-2013, 01:38 AM   #6
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That is an ignorant and stupid attitude.
lol ouch, that's a bit of an apocalyptic opinion of s'one's reasoning, Haz!

He is right. The "surface's grip and condition" defines the braking attitude of most street legal vehicles. The chart you see above is plain and simple marketing hooks for guys like yourself.

You'd think an old flat asphalt/conccrete covered with oil, fuel and coolant contaminents (i.e. most roads today) would define the braking power of a TIRE?! You got to be having a laugh mate. ABS tech, brake pad & rotor materials, temp, speed, makes smart 'charts', not rubber lol
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