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Originally Posted by xxlap1xx,Jul 3 2007, 08:43 AM
im running on Dunlop tires o the front, Toyo tires on the rear, they're Z rated, my tires pressures are around 38+ PSI... is that too much??
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Yes, definatly look into driving courses first out of everything....
Next look into getting matching tires all the way around. 150%!!!
Somewhere in the middle you should definatly lower your PSI to somewhere around 30-32
after all of this, get an alignment.
You should have no troubles keeping up with the Z's after all of this
Next look into getting matching tires all the way around. 150%!!!
Somewhere in the middle you should definatly lower your PSI to somewhere around 30-32
after all of this, get an alignment.
You should have no troubles keeping up with the Z's after all of this
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do becareful if you're doing hard cornering with low profile tires. They'll bottom out where your rims would touch the ground.
I run 36psi or so cold with 255/40/17's in the rear. high psi does let go of the grip a bit, but you do get a nice stiffer sidewalls that wont sag on hard turns.
I run 36psi or so cold with 255/40/17's in the rear. high psi does let go of the grip a bit, but you do get a nice stiffer sidewalls that wont sag on hard turns.
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