Shadow277
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Treat me like I'm dumb.
I thought lower pressure creates higher gripping capacity. Randy Post said inflating rear tires to 50psi and front at 32psi causes oversteer. I thought oversteer was the back having more grip than the rear. Why would a smaller contact patch to the rear creat oversteer? Is it stiffness?
I should I pressure my tires since I've only been to 3 track days? My club recommends running 42psi so the tires don't detract from the beads.
I thought lower pressure creates higher gripping capacity. Randy Post said inflating rear tires to 50psi and front at 32psi causes oversteer. I thought oversteer was the back having more grip than the rear. Why would a smaller contact patch to the rear creat oversteer? Is it stiffness?
I should I pressure my tires since I've only been to 3 track days? My club recommends running 42psi so the tires don't detract from the beads.
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