In a few years, you’ll be giving it away at the curb because you have so much
I drove home 20 minutes at 35-40 psi... it was hair raising.
I completely get busy... my 4th is almost 9, and I’ve replaced a fuel tank, a hardtop, front fenders, and a SBC in the last 10 years. My oldest will ask me to fix something in my spare time... not urgent... and he doesn’t understand when it is still sitting there a month or more later. He then whines to my about not having enough time to get to the level in his video game he set a goal of reaching on a timeline when he sits there for three days straight. BTW, 30 isn’t that far down the road for him.
If you don’t already understand where I’m coming from you soon will for the next 21 years...
He doesn’t understand that my list of urgent things That must by done is a page or two long... urgent needing to be done another... needing to be done yet another... lower priority a page... and then comes the list of things I want to... followed by what I’d like to.
Getting to the point, the only way I get to anything on the 40 or Ambo is to bump them ahead of things that need to be done and risk having the important thing I pushed aside blowup in my face. Also risking doing too much and using the use of my hands and arms for a week or two.
F I hate being broken and our medical system that can’t fix anything they can’t diagnose with an X-ray or a test... it also awesome waiting two years to see a specialist and then he’s too arogant to listen or recognize there’s a problem because that would mean admitting there’s a limit to his knowledge. 98% of these doctors seem to think there isn’t a problem if they can’t diagnose it! Anyway... way off topic do I’ll leave it at that.
I drove home 20 minutes at 35-40 psi... it was hair raising.
I completely get busy... my 4th is almost 9, and I’ve replaced a fuel tank, a hardtop, front fenders, and a SBC in the last 10 years. My oldest will ask me to fix something in my spare time... not urgent... and he doesn’t understand when it is still sitting there a month or more later. He then whines to my about not having enough time to get to the level in his video game he set a goal of reaching on a timeline when he sits there for three days straight. BTW, 30 isn’t that far down the road for him.
If you don’t already understand where I’m coming from you soon will for the next 21 years...
He doesn’t understand that my list of urgent things That must by done is a page or two long... urgent needing to be done another... needing to be done yet another... lower priority a page... and then comes the list of things I want to... followed by what I’d like to.
Getting to the point, the only way I get to anything on the 40 or Ambo is to bump them ahead of things that need to be done and risk having the important thing I pushed aside blowup in my face. Also risking doing too much and using the use of my hands and arms for a week or two.
F I hate being broken and our medical system that can’t fix anything they can’t diagnose with an X-ray or a test... it also awesome waiting two years to see a specialist and then he’s too arogant to listen or recognize there’s a problem because that would mean admitting there’s a limit to his knowledge. 98% of these doctors seem to think there isn’t a problem if they can’t diagnose it! Anyway... way off topic do I’ll leave it at that.
but anything that’ll wear off will work. Heck, when my set of 33x12.50s were new, the mould release was enough to show me (within two blocks of the tire shop) that 35psi was reducing the contact patch to 4” and 8” of the tire wasn’t touching the road. I ran them for 12+ years and 40k miles at 21 psi... and they still wore out as though they had been overinflated. I don’t recommend want running lower than at least 20 psi for 15” rims on the road... but I likely could’ve likely got at least 10k miles more if they were lower pressure. I’d been running them for more than twelve years... so age was a major consideration driving me replace them.
