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Old 12-01-2014, 09:57 AM
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OK Even with the Stuttgart factor how does a company spec the same tires for a Cayman and 911 (2007 as an example) and set the Cayman pressures to around 30psi then pump up the 911 tires to around 40? Before owning the Cayman I thought the reason for the super high pres in the 911 was due to the mystic N spec on the Porsche tires but I guess that doesn't apply here, does it?
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Yeah I guess I didn't really think anyone would reply to this.
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Part of the tire pressure requirement is to deal with the loads on the tire. The 911 transfers much more load to the rear tires under acceleration requiring more pressure.
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Main factor is the potential for 4 passengers vs 2. OP if this never occurs I run 37 psi in rear for more even tread wear & better ride comfort.



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