air pressure

[banshee223]

I'm running hoosier rear tires and I was wondering do you go up with air pressure for less traction or more traction, because I heard you go up with it so it will spread the grooves apart for more traction. I just wanted to check and see if this is true. Also what is a good starting point for air pressure for the front, O by the the I'm running American Racers on the front.

[banshee4]

I'm running hoosier rear tires and I was wondering do you go up with air pressure for less traction or more traction, because I heard you go up with it so it will spread the grooves apart for more traction. I just wanted to check and see if this is true. Also what is a good starting point for air pressure for the front, O by the the I'm running American Racers on the front.

Hey, you go up in air pressure for less traction and less air pressure for more traction. Check out my shee.

[wiecha17]

for psi wise i run the 1/8 mile and run 6 on the left and 8 on the right and ya more pressure less traction ..less pressure more contact surface/friction= more traction

just my $.02