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Air those 305’s down properly and I bet your hook ratio will be a lot better!
I run them at 28psi. If it gets down under 60 overnight they’ll drop to 24psi.
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Just to throw my opinion into it, my Nitto’s are gone the second I burn them out. Horrible tires.
Stop blaming the tire for abusing the living piss out of them so often.
 

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Cold? Warm?
Drove to the track and aired down to 20psi, not sure of psi after burnout, it was hot that day, 85-90. 24 on the street was cold, it was like 53 degrees that morning.

I don’t want to blow out a sidewall or have it wiggle during my Mexico trips so I haven’t played around with low pressures much other than the drag strip. It was hooking at 20psi and 4700rpm launches so I didn’t mess with it any more that night either.
 

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How was the outcome on the track? Have you tried that psi on the street?
1.7 60’ and it was bogging a little. Still on stock clutch and ds though so I didn’t want to push it much more. Have not tried 20psi on the street, afraid of overheating the sidewalls and causing a blowout
 

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1.7 60’ and it was bogging a little. Still on stock clutch and ds though so I didn’t want to push it much more. Have not tried 20psi on the street, afraid of overheating the sidewalls and causing a blowout
Try running them at 22 or 23 hot and I bet you’ll be surprised.
 
 




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