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Old 10-14-2012, 12:09 PM
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yes, for sure. first try to establisdh a basic set of facts that nothing is broken - springs, shocks, then set sways at middle holes, chulk tires, run, check where contact patch is with pyrometer and how chulk marks differ front to rear, then make adjustments, one at a a time.

it also will be a very good idea to get fresh new tires before you start this whole ordeal, in case if old ones heat cycled out and turned into glass.
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utkinpol, completely unrelated but what pressures do you run hot with the NT01s?
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i try to be close to 34psi, same front and rear. somehow it worked better than 2psi split between front/rear. above 38psi it starts to slip, 34-36psi hot is a sweet spot, imho.



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