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Old 11-01-2009, 11:58 AM   #1
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YA SO I WANTED TO STORE MY DRAG RADIALS IN THE GARAGE THIS WINTER, BUT WHAT AIR PRESSURE SHOULD I SET THEM AT? HALF (of the normal driving PSI)? 20 PSI?
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I would think that if theres no load on them, it would be alright to keep them around 20. Shouldnt flat spot too bad under their own weight
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