Subject	I think you are missing his question.
Posted by	love z nissan on April 21, 2004 at 12:59 PM
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In Reply To	its not that hard to figure out 1psi/100lbs of car (n/m) posted by Tissan on April 21, 2004 at 12:56 PM
Message	He wants to know if pressures should be the same for both the track and the road and if there should be a diffenece in pressure in front and back tires.. this is how i look at it if i didnt spend $ on cars then i would spend it on women. if i didnt spend the $ on women i would spend it on booze. if i didnt spend it on booze i would spend it on computer stuff. its just plain logik that cars > women > booze - genic 15:27:32 12/11/03
Follow Ups	Tire pressures when running 245-40/17's and 275-35/18's - reson8r 12:32:49 04/21/04 I *think* the rule of thumb is 1 psi/100 lbs of car weight. (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 12:39:58 04/21/04 I dont get it BigT - reson8r 12:50:58 04/21/04 its not that hard to figure out 1psi/100lbs of car (n/m) - Tissan 12:56:15 04/21/04 I think you are missing his question. - love z nissan 12:59:30 04/21/04 gotcha (n/m) - Tissan 13:02:12 04/21/04 :) (n/m) - reson8r 13:34:39 04/21/04 Not sure which it is for, I got that from a conversation - BigTDogg (MA) 14:18:51 04/21/04 Yes, that is correct. From there, you can adjust your - Chris(NJ) 16:22:37 04/21/04 Here's a bit of insight to tire pressures....>> - 5150Z 13:01:48 04/21/04 That applies to drag racing more than road racing and - boileralum 13:15:31 04/21/04 You're correct. I posted more for the potential ....>> - 5150Z 13:31:10 04/21/04
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