tire psi for dirt tires

[camarofever]

I met a guy last saturday from anderson whos trying to sell his courier, i guess it came from antioch back in the day. I think its pretty much turn key and for a good price, he just posted it on sprintcarfan. But yea I know for a fact webster and ross are using the non DOT sprint tires. Someone also told me those sprint tires dont hold up as well as the dirt bozzes.

[7uptruckracer]

Yes ShotGun I run Late Model and Moonlight in the old Mod 4 from time to time and stuck running Asphalt most the time I'll be Moonlighting the Mod 4 at Clarys this weekend

[return to dirt]

I met a guy last saturday from anderson whos trying to sell his courier, i guess it came from antioch back in the day. I think its pretty much turn key and for a good price, he just posted it on sprintcarfan. But yea I know for a fact webster and ross are using the non DOT sprint tires. Someone also told me those sprint tires dont hold up as well as the dirt bozzes.

papa is a good guy and will make a deal on his courier. i'm more interested in a toyota since i have 2 engines here. if the track is moist or hooked up the sprint tires will hold up and are faster then the dirt bozzes. if it goes dry slick then you have to watch them.

olin

[aaron9696024]

I ran a 2300lb mustang on a high banked track with no beadlock and wouldn't keep the hoosiers on the bead below 19 psi in the rr.Typical psiWas 15 left front left rear.19 right front and between 19 and 21 right rear.Below 19 I could feel the car rolling the tire over I don't Like the feeling and you know it will take the tire off the bead if you keep doing it. I heard you should watch the sidewall there will be a mudstain should make it 1/3 the way into the circumfrence of the sidwall.... Or just about the top of the hoosier lettering. When that's what you see your psi is right. On the rr.