Those are good tires. I believe that the usual coefficient of static
friction between rubber and dry smooth asphalt is .9 max, meaning that you
can at maximum achieve .9g due to the force between the tires and road,
without aerodynamic help.

Sean

At 08:51 AM 10/23/98 +1000, you wrote:
>I recently did this on a Toyota Camry. I managed to get about a 1/4 g
>under full acceleration, and hard braking at nearly 1 g. Scary stuff ;-)
>
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>
>Tony
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