Originally Posted by Nismoracer Read it, and it says you need more psi the faster you go. So using the max psi# on the side of the tire is ok.
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04-12-2011, 08:04 AM | #16 (permalink) |
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You need more pressure at very high speed because as you go faster there is more heat generated in the sidewall, you need the extra pressure to reduce the heat generation from sidewall flex. In doing so you are also reducing the load capacity of the tire (after a certain point) and reducing the amount of grip available from the tire. The numbers I quoted give you maximum grip.
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