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    • #28693
      Anonymous
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      You’ll actually probably be losing grip as the night goes on, not gaining it. Especially if it’s a humid night, you’ll likely see a pretty slick track. The last night race I did was a few years ago but it was humid and there was so much condensation that the karts were actually covered in water every time we went up to the grid.

      Same chassis changes you would do for any normal low grip situation. You’ll want to add grip. Wider front track, stiffer front bar, more caster, narrower rear track.

    • #28697
      Craig Drabik
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      I’ve found tires take longer to come in.  I usually add a half pound to a pound between dusk and night runs.

    • #28721
      Anonymous
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      Good point Craig.

    • #28727
      Matt Dixon
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      Take a hard look at adding a tooth after dark

    • #28749
      Daniel White
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      Thanks for all the comments, fellas.

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