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Re: Funky Physics problem.
the difference between them is the thread pattern and how deeply cut the thread is...
http://www.formula1.com/insight/tech...fo/11/476.html
has a load of stuff about the tyres

basically the more oil ,the softer the tyre . The softer the tyre the more wet conditions its meant to run in. As such i assume that the softer tyres have more oil to stop aquaplaning and to make it go faster
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