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tire pressure
just curious what pressure guys are running on 315-35-17 and 245-45-17. i bought a set of 11 and 9 lindseys from chris, and wow she actually stays put when boost comes on in 1st ans 2nd. ill get some pics up later today, she looks aggressive/angry LOL !!!!!
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12-07-2009, 12:19 PM
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I hear ya Frank...pulled the trigger eh...I vote anyone who knows anything about the subject not post a reply until we see pics!
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I know nootthhiiinnngggg
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well isnt that just peachy pete. its dark and all i have is my i phone
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12-07-2009, 01:55 PM
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I go with xx up front and xx in the rear on my 315-30-18's and 235-30-18's.
Oh! I'm sorry. Looks like the filters won't show the numbers until pictures are posted.... 
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12-07-2009, 05:15 PM
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The way to go Frank, xx up front and xx on the rear, oops same filter - no pictures no psi...
Hey Pete, did u get the "flames" CD I left with Brad 4 u? Last edited by Miguel Antonett; 12-08-2009 at 05:57 AM.. |
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I have a set of Lindsey's on my 88 and i run xx in the front and xx in the rear?? Here is a pic of my car but the same filter is on for me too till you post your pic.
I am good friends with Chris and if i didn't already have a pair i would have jumped on that set! 
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you guys are killin me pis today then maybe some answers
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12-08-2009, 06:21 AM
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Interested in seeing what people are running, as I'm considering a similar set-up. (Man, when are those Jeff Altons coming in?)
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bwhahahaa, to all this
love it guys Frank _YOU_SUCK_ heh heh... ok... good for you, that's *awesome*. Insaaaaaaanely jealous I am of you! >>>PICS BIATCH<<< must look hella fuchin cool on your silver car - can't wait to see! |
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air pressure is overated anyway..
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Yes Paul, after about 4 wks of intensive training... I was able to donwload the f....g video into a CD that I hand carried to Brad to pass onto Pete... hopefully Pete can figure out how to post it here. I know, I know, but I'm not a gizmos/gadgets/Iphone/GPS type of guy I still have my rotary phone at home.
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came by this forum and topic when searching for Tire-pressure with Google.
Been busy with that with use of the same formula the car-manufacturers use to determine the advice-pressures for cars. I live in Holland so excuse me for mis- spellings and wrong words. Learned myself Excell to make spreadsheets about it. Last one is for re-calculating tire-pressure when other tires and for fine-tuning the tire pressure for your own condition. http://cid-a526e0eee092e6dc.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/.Public/Recalculating%20tyre-pressure Copy this link and paste it in your browser, seems to be the only way I can put it in view on this site. Mayby it is because I havent placed enaugh posts yet. in this map the spreadsheet and an example with 2 pictures of it. On the first apearing sheet when you open the spreadsheet, the needed data are mentioned. Use it and calculate yourselves so you dont have to show the pics of your car  .If something isn"t clear or you want me to calculate it , give me here the needed data and I will give you a full report as an example here. Last edited by jadatis; 12-09-2009 at 01:30 AM.. Reason: url not in view on post |
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Air pressure? I haven't even figured out the sway bar settings yet
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ok best i can do with the i phone
  
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Sweet!!!!!!
I run 36 in the front and 44 in the rear. when i ran less it seemed to wonder around to much. i played with the pressure till it drove the way i like it! Good luck and hope to see your car soon. I live in South Fla as well and we should get a drive organized!? Clark
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veeerrrryyy nice Frank! verryyy niicceee!
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Paul, no matter how many times I watch your clips, they never get old! I think Justin, Frank, and I must have watched them 30x the night you posted them during Okturbofest!
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Yep I am at 35 rear and32 front. It's been raining here slot and hot as hell so havnt driven much but was planing on goin low 40s rear and mid 30s front
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