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100 4 Tyre Pressures
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WaltCasten
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I ran 28 front 28 rear and found if I went much higher than that I would get more scuttle and just general shaking going on.
I know there are people that just run the original recommended bias-ply pressures in modern radials but I always felt those were too low for radial construction tires. That is JUST MY OPINION, I am not a expert by any means.
Later,
Wally
I know there are people that just run the original recommended bias-ply pressures in modern radials but I always felt those were too low for radial construction tires. That is JUST MY OPINION, I am not a expert by any means.
Later,
Wally
