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  1. 07-07-2015, 10:31 AM #1
    AWS69911S
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    Tire Pressure Question

    I am going to Autobahn Country Club tomorrow for an open track day and am looking for tire pressure recommendations for my '69 S. I am currently running Toyo Proxes T1Rs 205/50 s on 15'' Fuchs. I have run 32F and 36R at Blackhawk Farms and Road America. I would like to know what you have run at Autobahn's South and North courses. Tomorrow is predicted to be dry with low 70s temperatures and cloudy skies. Thanks in advance for your input.

    Al
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    32 and 36 at the track seems high to me ... those are touring street pressures.

    I find that most R comp tires in our vintage sizes are most effective with pressures from 28-31 AT TEMPERATURE.

    I'd say you should be running 28-29 up front and 29-30 at the back when fully up to temperature.
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  3. 07-09-2015, 10:19 AM #3
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    Marco:

    Thanks for your input. I was rained out yesterday but will try your recommendations next time out.

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