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Old 11-13-12, 14:22   #1
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Default Tire Pyrometers?

Does anyone care to share their recommendations for a tire pyrometer for the track?

Something that works and is cost effective for a club racer.

What are y'all using?
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Old 12-15-12, 15:00   #2
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Anyone?
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Old 12-15-12, 17:29   #3
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What is a tire pyrometer we might ask?

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'Tis a device used to measure tire temperature.
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Old 12-16-12, 00:33   #5
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I use a simple infra red Point and shoot temp gauge. Also use it for our pizza oven, good to take a look at tire temps when getting off of a track to see if you are baking them. But around here the track days I do are usually pretty hot, good for info on cooler days at the track.

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Old 12-18-12, 07:20   #6
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Default tire pryometers

Nella Cutlery in Toronto has one listed for a not bad price.
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Old 12-18-12, 11:18   #7
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I already have a cheapie infra red. Was more interested in finding something that measures with surface contact.

I'm guessing its something tire vendors own and use, more than racers themselves.
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