The only time I have any traction issues with my SVR on dry pavement is when the tires are cold. The P Zeros aren't the greatest tire summer and they for sure are harder and more slippery than a Pilot Sport when cold.

 

Sorry for the late reply. I haven't experienced this in my SVR, but I don't recall doing this in wet conditions. I just recently put on the new Continental Summer Performance tires. I have done this in try conditions, but don't recall this happening. Will give it a try over the weekend. We haven't seen rain in awhile here so no wet traction testing in the next week or so at least.

 

I have been on the track 4 times and exhibited no such tendencies. I settled on 35 psi front, 37 psi rear cold as the pressures for the track - well balanced. I suggest you bias your tire pressures more to the front next time. I'd start with as much as a 1 or 2 psi bias based on your existing cold pressures (and don't re-adjust hot!). In other words, if you were running 35 psi front, 37 psi rear - start the next time with 36 front 37 rear or perhaps all at 37. Adjust from there (don't worry what the actual pressure is, simply add or subtract 1 psi at a time). You add air to the end of the car that is not gripping to your likes.