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Old 02-10-2013, 01:34 PM
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Default Pro comp 35 psi
If you are running pro comp 35s what your street tire pressure? I'm thinking 40 psi is too high and I don't want them to wear unevenly.
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40 is too high, start with 30 and adjust from there. Do a chalk test, plenty of info on the site about that.
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With the chalk test you will be closer to 30 psi.
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I run my 35's at 26 or 28psi.
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