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Psi?
- Thread starter mattrt
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Everyone has different opinions but you can vary them between about 28 and 34psi it seems. Just depends on how soft you want them to feel under cornering.
Also, a lot of high speed running should mean you have higher pressures. (or so the handbook says... lol)
I'd recommend trying them on 28, going for a drive round a quiet roundabout or series of bends to see how they feel, then go back and pump them up to 34. Go for the drive again and see how different they feel.
Then you can play with them until you're happy with them
(If you have slightly softer at the rear (say 1psi) then the rear-end breakaway at the limit is a little more progressive.)
Be aware that too high in this cold / wet weather will mean that grip is reduced!
Also, a lot of high speed running should mean you have higher pressures. (or so the handbook says... lol)
I'd recommend trying them on 28, going for a drive round a quiet roundabout or series of bends to see how they feel, then go back and pump them up to 34. Go for the drive again and see how different they feel.
Then you can play with them until you're happy with them
(If you have slightly softer at the rear (say 1psi) then the rear-end breakaway at the limit is a little more progressive.)
Be aware that too high in this cold / wet weather will mean that grip is reduced!
