I bought a used set for my Miata. For my car I run 32 - 35 #'s. I also
am finding that the tires aren't finding there grip until about the 3rd
run :-(
Don't worry about the Rotational arrows mine are all one way too.
Actually it would be impossible to use the rotational arrows. Do make
sure that the inside/outside markings are correct. I was dismayed when
I got to my tire shop only to find out that all four had been mounted
inside out!
Kat
joshlocklear@juno.com wrote:
>
> I run a set of Goodyear Eagle GS/CS DOT road-race tires on my autox'er,
> and I was wondering if anyone else out there might have any experience
> with these tires. I saw a set advertised recently on the list, and the
> person said that they worked well for autocross. I bought my set used
> for $20, so I have no documentation. Does anyone have any
> recommendations for pressures. The tire size is 225/60-14's on a 2800 lb
> '88 camry. They don't have a whole lot of tread left (about 2
> recognizable grooves). My other concern is that I seem to have a set of
> 4 *driver's side* tires. All of the tires have markings for
> inside/outside and the direction of rotation. When putting tires on the
> passenger side, should I foolow the inside/outside marking and let the
> tires rotate the wrong way, or should I follow the rotation and forget
> about inside/outside (since there isn't much tread anyway)?? Any help is
> greatly appreciated, as I'm trying to extract the maximum performance
> from my 20 bucks.
>
> Josh Locklear
> '88 Toyota Camry
> OVR HS #24, TSOL #5
>
> PS- G-force's cost $11 per run?! If my calculations are correct, I'm
> paying about 10 CENTS a run. Now THAT's some value... and THAT's SOL.
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