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Tire pressure
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Pythias
Jedi Knight
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175/70 13's on stock 4" rims. (there's a story here,.. anybody need 5 1/2 slotted mags? they won't fit my square body.. includes ALL hardware)..
22 lbs front
24 lbs rear
i was at 18/20 and liked the ride quality, but upped it getting ready for the long drive and wanting slightly better fuel mileage over a plush ride...
22 lbs front
24 lbs rear
i was at 18/20 and liked the ride quality, but upped it getting ready for the long drive and wanting slightly better fuel mileage over a plush ride...
ecurie_ecosse
Luke Skywalker
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155/80R13's on a 1500 Midget @ 28fr & 30rear. I have a slight tendency towards speed,Jack. 
Stuart.
Stuart.
Trevor Jessie
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Too many variables. You just have to experiment.
ecurie_ecosse
Luke Skywalker
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Trevor Jessie said:
Quite right Trevor,way too many.I experimented for some time before deciding on 28/30.Each time we go for a drive we cover anything from 100- 200 miles,sometimes more,and these pressures suit me very well.
Stuart.