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Originally Posted by wstar One thing I've observed on the stock (sport) setup lately though is that it seems that I've rolled the front tires over a little bit lately.
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 . I check my cold pressures about once a week when the car is morning-cold while daily driving, and shoot for about 35 up front and 34 rear.
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