Recommended Michelin Cup tyre pressure
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Just bought a set of 235/35/19 and 305/30/19 Michelin Cup tyres. Can sombody reccommend tyre pressure for street? Since I don't have the GT3 the I don't know these.
Also recommended pressures for track, both cold and hot.
Also recommended pressures for track, both cold and hot.
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Compressed nitrogen does not carry water vapor as compressed air will. Recommended pressures are cold, for street use.
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you want to be in a [30-32] psi range hot. If you go over or below you'll ruin them. This is why it is much better to use nitrogen since the expansion is predictable. I usually start around 22-23 cold.
AW
PS: I'm assuming you are talking about Michelin Cup Slicks, not Pilot sport cups.
AW
PS: I'm assuming you are talking about Michelin Cup Slicks, not Pilot sport cups.
Last edited by AW; 09-11-2007 at 01:21 AM.
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I have the same setup as you, frafoss (GT3 tires on a non-GT3) and I've found that 34-35 hot all round works well. I start around 27 cold. After the track day, it's a good idea to air back up to recommended pressures (37/44 cold) lest TPMS go nuts.
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You says 34-35 hot all round works well. Have you tried with less pressure? Most of the other guys here recommend lower.