What is the lowest tire pressures you are running?
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What is the lowest tire pressures you are running?
Track tire pressures are always adjusted based upon conditions, but I am curious about the lowest anyone is going for daily street driving. Discussion?
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I will experiment with bringing the fronts down to 42. I love the crispness of the turn-in with the high front pressure, but the jiggliness on certain cement pavement bothers my wife.
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Also, unusual is the pressure difference between front and rear. Most cars that I have experiences with have higher recommended pressure for the rear tires. Is this because the front is that much heavier on the BS?
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Yes, I have never seen recommended pressure that high either. I just lowered mine to 44 front and 40 rear.
Also, unusual is the pressure difference between front and rear. Most cars that I have experiences with have higher recommended pressure for the rear tires. Is this because the front is that much heavier on the BS?
Also, unusual is the pressure difference between front and rear. Most cars that I have experiences with have higher recommended pressure for the rear tires. Is this because the front is that much heavier on the BS?
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Yes, I have never seen recommended pressure that high either. I just lowered mine to 44 front and 40 rear.
Also, unusual is the pressure difference between front and rear. Most cars that I have experiences with have higher recommended pressure for the rear tires. Is this because the front is that much heavier on the BS?
Also, unusual is the pressure difference between front and rear. Most cars that I have experiences with have higher recommended pressure for the rear tires. Is this because the front is that much heavier on the BS?
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Yes, I have never seen recommended pressure that high either. I just lowered mine to 44 front and 40 rear.
Also, unusual is the pressure difference between front and rear. Most cars that I have experiences with have higher recommended pressure for the rear tires. Is this because the front is that much heavier on the BS?
Also, unusual is the pressure difference between front and rear. Most cars that I have experiences with have higher recommended pressure for the rear tires. Is this because the front is that much heavier on the BS?
