Tire Pressure?
I'm glad someone else asked this. I was considering asking the same thing, but didn't want to seem like a total n00b. I have no idea what to run in these tires. I ran 40 PSI in my street tires and 45 PSI in my AutoX tires on my old car, but those were 225/40/18's and 225/45/17's respectively.
Staging Lane
Joined: Jun 2005
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From: Burbank, CA
I run 22 out back at all times, 32 up front. The back gets a little wavy at times... But I'm used to it. Its obviosly lower than recomended, but the tire wear doesn't seem to be too bad, the outsides of the tire wear quicker than the center. Only thing to watch out for is if you make like a sudden lane change on the freeway or at highway speeds, while you are any sort of moderate throttle, it usually throws you a big wag.
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Staging Lane
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 84
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From: Burbank, CA
I think the reason for running Nitogen in the tires is becasue it is less prone to change on you when the tires heat up. As opposed to Oxygen where if your car sits at teh track with 1 side facing the sun and the other not, there will be a difference in pressure....
