D211 GPA Front + D211 GP N-tec Rear

Oh no, now you got me all skeered

 

be careful

Has anyone else ever seen this happen? It happened to me at about 120mph leaned over, It's pretty scary when it happens, and I'm not the only one that this happened to either. Somehow I was able to keep it up and finish the race, but could have died...

 

Holy shit!!!!!!!!! that is crazy.

 

Is that is a 211 GP-A

 

I will never use that tire again I am sticking to the slicks!!!!!!!!! and the 211 gp.

 

yup!

 

it is a 211 gp-a

 

I will never use that tire again I am sticking to the slicks!!!!!!!!! and the 211 gp.

 

HOLY SHIT! Good u walked away from that one..
Not u personally, But some skimp on the cost rubber and that can cost u BIG time!

 

I think it was the GP, not the GPA

This was an expensive ass set, it was the one from GB, not the USA one, I just couldn't remember which on that was, here is a close up of the side of the tire...

 

Wow that is a 211GP holy shit.

 

What was your hot PSI.

 

This exact same thing happened to me when I was racing, they called it "blistering" and a couple of other guys that I raced with had it happen to them, but it was on the down low....

 

What track was this at?

 

track

It was at road atlanta. The PSI was at the reccommended pressure that Dunlop gave me, cannot remember exactly what it was exactly....

 

I am not sure exactly what this tire failure has to do with this thread.

 

Out of curiosity, what'd it feel like when it first went and how far did you have to go to finish the race?

 

It was seriously on the second to last turn. It thought that the tire blew or something, I had crazy headshake and then I straitened it up and it was ok, it was a bumpy ride, that's for sure.

This has nothing to do with the thread, just was wondering if anyone had the same issues with these...

 

I have never seen that before........... ever in any tire.

 

There were issues some years back with the 'Lops doing this, but not recently (that I'm aware of).