exactly what the topic says... what psi would be good with omni drags in the back... tia

 

i think there is a max psi on the tire. mine says 32psi so i keep it like 29-30. i guess one the reason for skinnies is the friction created by the asphalt and other reasons but...

 

it does say 32, but i heard of people running 40+.. i just want to see if anyone has done this and not mess up the tires..

 

40 PSI.

Jason

 

40psi here

 

thats cool. no wonder my car wouldnt go any faster

 

john from M&H told me 28.
slicksmh on h-t.

 

Those cars running them above recomended pressure prolly aren't any faster. But when they need that little tire to do as much as it can to keep the car straight in the event that there swapping back and forth in the rear end . Well in sure they sure will crash alot faster. Moral is run what they tell you to on the tire.

 

60 psi

 

70 psi here....hhaha j/k

 

45psi here mt et fronts

 

40 psi

 

good question. I never really thought about it and dont even know what mine are at now haha. but I work in the tire business and running tires pass the max psi reccomendation is frowned upon haha

 

40 psi right here better 60 ft

 

I just kick it really hard. When my foot bounces off five inches i know i am good to go. j/k 40psi here

 

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32 psi cold, how much heat you gonna add

I always ran 60 psi in the 155/80/13's on steelies in the back......no load