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04-24-2011, 10:47 PM | #1 |
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Pilot SuperSport PSI?
What's the recommended PSI for 225/255 SuperSport setup? Looking for a balanced setup:
In order of importance: 1.. Good traction off the line and on the 1-2 shift 2. Good steering response 3. Good lateral grip 4. Able to go 100+ mph For general daily street driving, with some aggressiveness on back roads. Obviously experimentation is the right approach, but what's the ballpark? |
04-25-2011, 05:36 AM | #3 |
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i will double check tomorrow what the exact numbers are but i do mostly highway driving and typically at speeds of 90-100+ so i have them filled to the 100+ recommended PSI on the inside of the drivers door. its in the yellow. like i said will post exact numbers tomoro
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Don't go overboard on tire pressures!
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higher pressure do have a slight advantage over 100, but not enough to warrant them for every day driving.
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