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I've been running American racers since I started asphalt racing and I'm thinking about switching to Hoosier I'm running 20's..have anybody ever ran both what's the pros & cons on the Hoosier and witch ones last longer

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We have ran both, but in different sizes. The majority of our runs are with the ARs 20 x 8 x 10 SD23 compound. We have a set Hoosiers 20.5 x 10 x 10 D10 compound. We have done A & B testing with no real differences in ET. There's was a slight difference in MPH but i attribute that to the size/weight difference.

 

What one last longer, don't know. IMO, any longer than a 1 race season is to long for optimum performance.

 

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I run 18x10x10 AR's sd23 on an 10 by 8 rim, 7mil cub on race gas. even on street I can not get those things to spin unless i put dirt on them. it will stand straight up in the air without dirt on them. had to put my wheelie bar on after that. I was running about 15 psi in each tire. I vote for AR's

 

Seen a bike spin hoosiers and wheelie with AR's so from my observation i went with AR's and I'm satisfied.

 

not to say that hoosiers have less hook cause i have done zero testing. Slowerthanyou has more than likely tested both on the track so his thoughts would be more legit

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I ran the American racers but on the big end they seem to start boucing around like they wasn't balanced or something...do you have to balance them when putting them on??

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I ran the American racers but on the big end they seem to start boucing around like they wasn't balanced or something...do you have to balance them when putting them on??

And I was thinking it was my rims but they seem to be perfect would beadlocks help any??

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I ran the American racers but on the big end they seem to start boucing around like they wasn't balanced or something...do you have to balance them when putting them on??

 

Yep, use a bubble balancer! Got it at Harbor Frieght for around $40. You have to put lighter springs on it for the quad tires, Thanks Tedder!

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