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My First Autocross. Suggestions.

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I think you are getting confused.
For tires for competition use there are A-Compounds and R-Compounds. The A-compounds are used for autocross coursese and require a lot less heat to be sticky. However, these overheat fairly quickly and I would associate their grip as a street tire overheated when that is done.


yes, I'm sorry, the Hoosier's for auto-x use are the A6's meaning A-compound. My bad, The R6 are the Hoosier R-Compounds.
 
Both of those tires are considered "R compound", just different variations of it. Like said the "A6" for autocross, it's softer and has a lower operating temp, and the "R6" for road racing that is harder and has a higher operating temp.
 
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