Rocket_racing wrote:
Um... this is 2010 data. A lot has changed since the days of horse and buggy.
What hasn't changed since 2010 is physics. And a Crr of 0.0022 is FAF. The closest clincher is the CS, which tested at 0.00231 (according to BRR @ 120PSI).
If you see one, you wouldn't question them being faster. They're like condoms with a layer of tread painted on. Super fragile. As I mentioned above, I wouldn't use them off wood. It seems unlikely they'd survive even a single brake lock-up or skid.