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Tire pressure for drag radials?
I just got my BF Goodrich drag radials mounted today. I am planning a trip to the drags soon. I was just wondering about what pressure to begin with as a starting point. I know surfaces are different and require different pressures. My car is a 2006 with Steeda CAI, 4:10 gears, drop pullies, open exhaust and SCT tune. And it is an automatic. I may not want too much traction and chance breaking something. The way the car is now with the 4:10 rear, it just shreads the street tires
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Start at around 16 PSI and then keep droping it until you find your sweet spot!
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I am going to be cautious and start at 20 and work my way down according to how it feels. What kind of times are you turning with your car?
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Well I dont have a licence so I cant run it at the track! I turn 16 in 7 days and get my licence in 8!
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If your not going to screw the tires to the rim, don'y go below 18 psi, I run my M&H dragradials at 20 psi, they hook just fine!!!!!!!
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You need to mark the valve stem location on the tire with a paint pen before going to the track. You can tell for sure if you are spinning them. I kinda doubt you are with a 1.90 but mark them and you will know for sure. I wouldn't go below 20 psi on drag radials IMHO. If you go much lower, the tire will cup and you will use the use of some of the tire.
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When we run drag radials we run 12 to 14 psi. Any more and we run into traction issues and terrible 60 foot times.
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I asked how you knew the tire was spinning in the rim, not how to check it. I've never seen a car with that low of a horsepower level spin a rim. I've run 3300+ pound junk with slicks and no screws with no rim spin. Like I said, if yours did it is probably one in a million.
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waitin to see the pics. i'm wondering why only a 275 also if you're pushing that much power. i'm not questioning, but just wondering. doesn't seem like it would be enough tire.
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pic's, do a search under 2bfeard, or pic's of my 93 cobra 1400hp, they are under poweradders!!! Sorry I can't repost, but it won't let me edit my attachments, Darrell can you help with this?
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