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Old 06-01-2011, 10:06 AM   #7
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I try to run 36psi hot all around.

Be sure that you have the car aligned with as much negative camber as you can get (assuming stock suspension). With a street alignment (~0 deg camber) you'll run too heavily on the shoulder of the tire regardless of how high you crank the tire pressure.

The more track time I get, the more I learn how complicated tires, tire pressures, alignment, and suspension are!
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