What tire pressure with 305's in rear.
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There is a reason for running the higher tire pressures, they provide more protection for the wheels in normal street driving. One good pothole or depressed manhole cover taken at speed can ruin a wheel. Lower the pressures for track or autocross.
Be aware also that running over a road hazard can "burp" the tire, lower its pressure and make it much more vulnerable to the next hit.
Be aware also that running over a road hazard can "burp" the tire, lower its pressure and make it much more vulnerable to the next hit.
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08-17-2008 | 03:12 PM
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--- higher tire pressures--provide more protection for the wheels in normal street driving. One good pothole --- can ruin a wheel. Lower the pressures for track or autocross.
---running over a road hazard can "burp" the tire, lower its pressure and make it much more vulnerable to the next hit.
---running over a road hazard can "burp" the tire, lower its pressure and make it much more vulnerable to the next hit.
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