VP Racing Fuels Traction Control System Fluid - 2322

VP's Lane Choice Traction Compound System represents the most advanced technology in traction. VP's top-performing compound is LC7, effective across the widest range of temperatures of any compound on the market. It delivers optimum performance with track temperatures from 30 150 degrees Fahrenheit. LC7 requires no mixing. If its colder and needs more stick, simply drive your spray rig slower. Conversely, if its hotter and the track needs less stick, drive the spray rig faster. LC7 is more aggressive than LC5. You may have to spray lighter for slick tire events and bracket races. If you notice that the track starts to lose some tack, make a few laps with the drag in each lane. It reacts well to dragging. This should reactivate the surface. Lastly, LC7 is the best glue for radial racing. Before running the radial cars, do a moderate spray to the 330 or complete eighth-mile, depending on how the track feels. Drag the track down and back one time in each lane.

Note: VP's Lane Choice Traction Compound System represents the most advanced technology in traction. VP's top-performing compound is LC7, effective across the widest range of temperatures of any compound on the market. It delivers optimum performance with track temperatures from 30 150 degrees Fahrenheit. LC7 requires no mixing. If its colder and needs more stick, simply drive your spray rig slower. Conversely, if its hotter and the track needs less stick, drive the spray rig faster. LC7 is more aggressive than LC5. You may have to spray lighter for slick tire events and bracket races. If you notice that the track starts to lose some tack, make a few laps with the drag in each lane. It reacts well to dragging. This should reactivate the surface. Lastly, LC7 is the best glue for radial racing. Before running the radial cars, do a moderate spray to the 330 or complete eighth-mile, depending on how the track feels. Drag the track down and back one time in each lane.