[Steve1968LS2]

Originally Posted by dms

Thank your for your explanation. One other thing is to make sure the road surface is clean and does not have repaired surfaces, depressions, etc. With a dirty dusty track, traction can be seriously influenced.

Also one thing that we did that goes beyond what you mentioned, is that we had 2 different drivers do the all the tests, and we averaged their scores. The driver's were also professtional drivers and not Pedders employees. They did conduct the tests exactly as you explained it.

thanks
mike
dms

Good deal.. you're right that the track surface plays a big part, having it clean is important since tires can't grip to loose dirt and sand. The hard part of these tests is trying to make the before and after conditions as close as possible.

Sounds like you tried to conduct the tests as fairly as possible. Good job!