Does anyone run their tires lower than 35psi to get better performance?

I know the manual states 35 psi, but I figure if you drive the car hard that probably gets up to about 37-38 psi and that seems a bit high.

Does anyone run lower than 35psi on a regular basis. I know it depends on weather as well, but assume the weather is like 60-80 degrees, with stock Bridgestone RE 050A's

 

I roll wit 40psi on da highwadizzles. but fo performanc type jeezy, I go all BOUT dat 33-35psi jon. drag fizzling? yo dawg you needs ta get down in tha like, 25psi range herd? dat is whur da gripple be at.

I dun really be understanding what all you be needin ta do wit it. feel me son?

holla back naw

 

Of course I feel you. I'm a graduate of Ebonics Language Lessons!

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Moved...

 

should have closed it instead it jsut encourages him to create more worthless threads like this one

 

optiminal performance varies from tire to tire, but i do know that optimal pressure when hot is around 38 on the front and a psi or two lower in the rear. The only time i would suggest running lower pressure(cold tires) is when its being driving to the point the tires are getting over 40 PSI hot (track)

 

^thanks

 

30 psi, due to the harsh ride (i.e. to reduce the jarring effect caused by Puertorrican roads/politicians!) I've been doing it for over a year and, so far, no problemo.
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