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    What is a good pressure range and temperature range for a Kumho Exsta (sp?) 700 on a 2300 lb front wheel driver?

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    Ecsta's like 38-42 lbs. hot. Tweak as necessary. Temps are pretty much like any other rubber...you're probably not working them very hard unless you're in the 170-210 deg. range.

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    In my experience, any pressure greater than 40psi causes grip and tire life drop significantly.

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    These would of course be off track temps. Going on track you will be at least 5 to 7 psi less. You need to check the pressure coming off the track, Add 2 - 3 PSI for each PSI you are under 40 and they do need to be hot, 170-210 degF.

    Please, someone correct me if I am wrong.


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    Thanks, Scott

    Nice to meet you, and all the rest of the gang.
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    Bill,
    are these the old tires you were telling me about? If so, they probably won't get any heat in them. The harder/older a tire gets, the less heat you'll get in them.
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