tires psi
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RE: tires psi
Stock is 30 psi. As for racing you want a flat of a footprint as possible. Experiment is the only answer here.
Some slicks and soft racing tires want single digits like 6 or 8 psi.
Hard low profile street tires will want alot more.
Some slicks and soft racing tires want single digits like 6 or 8 psi.
Hard low profile street tires will want alot more.
#7
RE: tires psi
Mostly test and tune dude, on a day off play around with adding or subtracting pressure from the stock spec of most regular tires (32psi). The less pressure you have in your tires the more expansion will take place, and in most cases more expansion = more traction.
You only need to adjust the rear wheel pressure on Mustangs because the rear is where the traction is needed obviously...
For the most part I would leave the pressure at stock specs unless you are running slicks for the 1/4 mile, I think slicks have a minimum pressure of 5-6 psi but im not 100% sure of that.
You only need to adjust the rear wheel pressure on Mustangs because the rear is where the traction is needed obviously...
For the most part I would leave the pressure at stock specs unless you are running slicks for the 1/4 mile, I think slicks have a minimum pressure of 5-6 psi but im not 100% sure of that.
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