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I need a starting point for rear tire pressure. 1991 Camaro, J/SA,
Hoosier Radial, 9 x 30, C06,18209. "8 Rear Wheel. Thanks in advance for your help. J.R. |
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20lbs. is a good starting point. You can probably run more than that but 20 is where I would start.
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I would start at 20 and go up till it spins. You should be able to run up to around 25 if the car works as it should. I would probably shoot for the 21-23 range for a normal pressure.
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Thanks guys. J.R.
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Been running 18psi so far without issue...never tried higher.
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Depending on the track I average 21lb...
What does your car 60' at? |
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I run 21 lbs but on a 10" rim. A narrower rim may require less to get a full width footprint. Car weight and how hard the suspension works are also factors.
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