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detroiter · 07-24-2010, 09:22 AM

You guys running 60 psi must have roads from the Kingdom of Heaven or something. No way possible you would survive Michigan roads with that setting.

I was running 44 psi and now I'm at 33 psi. The ride is much more comfortable and
much, much smoother. The bumps are alot less jarring as well.

Hershey · 07-24-2010, 11:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by detroiter

You guys running 60 psi must have roads from the Kingdom of Heaven or something. No way possible you would survive Michigan roads with that setting.

I was running 44 psi and now I'm at 33 psi. The ride is much more comfortable and
much, much smoother. The bumps are alot less jarring as well.

same here .

Cosmonaut · 07-25-2010, 12:37 AM

38F and 34R. Thats what give me the best feel.

frog13 · 07-31-2010, 10:36 PM

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Originally Posted by djct_watt

Well, if you are heavy in your cornering, you will get heavy sidewall deflection (especially in a 60 series tire), thus wearing out the corners faster. Over-inflation minimizes this and CAN (in some instances) result in more even tire wear.

djct_watt · 08-01-2010, 01:44 AM

Wow, with that attitude, you must be the bell of the ball. . . ever try making a point and use arguments or is that beyond your comprehension?

Here's some PHOTO evidence for you smart guy. . .

Better yet, take your car to an autocross and bring some paint with you. Paint a white line across your sidewall and over your tread and drive. Now try adjusting your tire pressure. You'll notice that with higher pressure, less of the white line on the sidewall gets rubbed off. Tire pressure is real, and waving around a BS flag at other people rather than arguing, no wonder you have no idea about it.

djct_watt · 08-01-2010, 01:45 AM

^ white shoe polish also works

07-24-2010, 09:22 AM	#37
detroiter Drives: 2008 Polar White LB Auto Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Metro Detroit Posts: 1,238	You guys running 60 psi must have roads from the Kingdom of Heaven or something. No way possible you would survive Michigan roads with that setting. I was running 44 psi and now I'm at 33 psi. The ride is much more comfortable and much, much smoother. The bumps are alot less jarring as well. __________________ I live my life a quarter pounder at a time. And for those 500 calories or more, I'm free. I need FRIES! Two of them. The big ones. Oh, and I need them tonight. You're lucky the double shot of BBQ sauce didn't blow the seam on your nugget box. There she is, 2 pounds of pure beef. My dad ate it in 9.0 seconds flat. Check it out, it's like this. If I lose, winner takes my happy meal. But if I win, I take the burger and the toy. To some people, that's more important.

07-25-2010, 12:37 AM	#39
Cosmonaut The Last Baron View User's Garage Drives: 09 Polar White HB Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Sanentoneyow, Tecksis Posts: 280	38F and 34R. Thats what give me the best feel. __________________ Sanction this outbreak, a Virus conspires. Single sparks are Spectral Fires! \| UR 19mm sway \|

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08-01-2010, 01:44 AM	#41
djct_watt Drives: 2010 NCP91 5spd Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Thailand Posts: 449	Wow, with that attitude, you must be the bell of the ball. . . ever try making a point and use arguments or is that beyond your comprehension? Here's some PHOTO evidence for you smart guy. . . Better yet, take your car to an autocross and bring some paint with you. Paint a white line across your sidewall and over your tread and drive. Now try adjusting your tire pressure. You'll notice that with higher pressure, less of the white line on the sidewall gets rubbed off. Tire pressure is real, and waving around a BS flag at other people rather than arguing, no wonder you have no idea about it.

08-01-2010, 01:45 AM	#42
djct_watt Drives: 2010 NCP91 5spd Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Thailand Posts: 449	^ white shoe polish also works