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Padgett-Remember you want  a differential between front and rear, even for 
radials, at least most folks agree with that. About 10 lb lower in front 
than rear. I wouldn't think you wouldn't want more than a maximum of 35 psi 
in rear and probably less than that.  Lower the front pressure to 25 and 
start from there.There ARE some who claim they run even pressures with 
radials.  Track cars are different than street. Personally for the street I 
would start at 22 and 32, F&R.

Chuck S
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From: "Padgett" <pp2 at 6007.us>

> Hokey folks, the quest is over.> Which brings me to two questions:
> 1) Tires are BFG 185x80x13 radials and fronts were at 25 psi (still felt 
> soft). Despite a very low number of miles on a new front and rear 
> suspension, at low speeds particularly I wasn't steering, I was aiming. 
> Fortunately in my yout I did a lot of sailing. Is this typical of these 
> tires or would 35 psi help ? (Until I mount something better).
>