Tire Pressure Adjustments
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Originally Posted by JFUSION
Cool, that is great info, I remember from some of my track days using chalk on the sidewalks to achieve the same effect. I'll take a peek and see if I have those little guys on my tires. Much appreciated.
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[quote name='Bama Dave' timestamp='1425225460' post='23523335']
I run them at 32 psi but make sure that you get the tire temps up before you start driving it like you stole it!!!
[quote name='Bama Dave' timestamp='1425225460' post='23523335']
I run them at 32 psi but make sure that you get the tire temps up before you start driving it like you stole it!!!
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Originally Posted by JFUSION
Cool, that is great info, I remember from some of my track days using chalk on the sidewalks to achieve the same effect. I'll take a peek and see if I have those little guys on my tires. Much appreciated.
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Originally Posted by JFUSION
Cool, that is great info, I remember from some of my track days using chalk on the sidewalks to achieve the same effect. I'll take a peek and see if I have those little guys on my tires. Much appreciated.
Set to 32 cold and forget it, then!
