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Since it’s basically scrap metal now I’ll give you $5 shipped to Colorado! All jokes aside, first ones the worst. Just wear the trail damage as honor! -
Well, dang.... Yeah, it's small, but still. Need to see what I can find to clean it up to prevent corrosion. No mark on the tire. I have never dinged a rim off-road without some mark on the tire.
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So I thought I was done, but it had a slow start/long crank situation. I read a bunch on here and google searching my symptoms. Had a strong gas smell from the exhaust after the long crank startup. I guess one of the inexpensive Amazon injectors...
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CharlieS reacted to mudgudgeon's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with
Haha.
You just need a looooooooong straight decline and a run up! At 100mph, a lifted landcruiser on large tyres feels like its hovering 3 inches off the deck :lol: -
CharlieS reacted to jadatis's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with Like.
On road below 99mph, you can probably do with even as low as 25 psi. This because of the still oversised tires for the GAWR's. This "pigheaded Dutch selfdeclared tyrepressure specialist" can make a cold pressure /axleloadcapacity list for your...
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CharlieS reacted to jadatis's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with Like.
Found this tire googling to be 121/118 S Is maxload for single load axle 1450kg/ 3197 lbs maxload AT 65 psi, upto 160kmph/99mph. Check that especially the AT65 psi, but E-load in this wide size has not 80 psi, but 65 psi referencepressure, to my...
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CharlieS reacted to Marco Lau's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with Like.
long highway trip- fully loaded - 32-35 psi cold 38-42 warm 5-10 psi on rocks.
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CharlieS reacted to jadatis's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with Like.
Its only for detetmining the highest pressure at wich comfort and gripp is still acceptable, even if you drive only 40mph. Rule of tumb system for onroad is every 10kmph/6.2 mph different max speed used ( and wont go over for even a minute) 1...
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CharlieS reacted to Rusty Marlin's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with Haha.
99mph in an 80 LC?! I'm resonably sure mine wouln't do 99MPH if I threw it out of an airplane.
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CharlieS reacted to OffRoadScott's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with Like.
Every truck is different and tires react differently to weights and air pressure. @Rusty Marlin talked about the chalk test. That is really the only and best way to figure out what your trucks ideal tire pressure should be. Chalk Test The...
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CharlieS replied to the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s?.Thanks again all. I appreciate the advice and the education about the chalk test.
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CharlieS reacted to leonard_nemoy's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with Like.
E rated tire I would run 30 - 35 psi C rated 35 - 40 psi If you really want to know run a chalk test.....
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CharlieS reacted to family80's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with Like.
I run around 40
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CharlieS reacted to Marvelicious's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with Like.
40 for highway/street.
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CharlieS reacted to Rusty Marlin's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with Like.
Conduct a chalk test and run what it tells you.
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CharlieS reacted to 77mustard40's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with Like.
32 lbs gets me the best contact patch and comfort.
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CharlieS replied to the thread Dash Cover for 80 series.I got mine a couple of weeks ago, but had more pressing projects. I just tossed it on today, and can confirm that the version for the '94 fits the "early" rounded dash. I haven't fine tuned it, only putting velcro on the edge facing the passenger...
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CharlieS replied to the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s?.Thanks everyone. I'm going to start with 35 and adjust as needed. On board air makes that easy!
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CharlieS reacted to COYS's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with Like.
31-2 cold
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CharlieS reacted to JoeCova's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with Like.
~35
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CharlieS reacted to devo's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with Like.
35-40 empty 40-50 fully loaded When on the tarmac
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CharlieS reacted to BILT4ME's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with Like.
I prefer comfortable at 32 around town. On the road I'm at 40-45 to make it roll easier and try to squeak out that extra 0.5 mpg.
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CharlieS reacted to mudgudgeon's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with Like.
I'd start at around 35 and see how it rides. If you feel every bump, lower it. If steering feels vague, raise it. When your happy, so a chalk test and adjust if you feel it needs it. Chalk test helps minimise wear. I seem to end up rocking...
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CharlieS reacted to REKCUT's post in the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? with Like.
I used to run 35 but jumped it to 40 an it rolls much nicer down the highway.
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CharlieS posted the thread What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s? in 80-Series Tech.I know there are formulas used by people smarter than I am to calculate cold tire pressure (gajin on the 200 forum is a guru), but I'm just looking for a ballpark to start from. I am running Cooper Discoverer STT Pros in an LT315/70R17 - roughly...
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