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Re: [GMCnet] New Tail Wag/Sway problem [message #88605 is a reply to message #88562] Mon, 14 June 2010 21:37 Go to previous message
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Carlo,
The Chinese should stick to cooking, not manufacturing.
As I stated before, your a great student.

On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 1:15 PM, Carlo <carlodifabio@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> jimk wrote on Sun, 13 June 2010 12:31
>> Amazing what you learn.
>> I will need to make sure when we advise customers to be careful on the
>> air pressure.
>> I have heard of people running 55 psi on some and questioned it.
>> May be the air gauge need to be calibrated. Since we have several
>> gages, we find out if one is off, but never absolutely sure.
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> Yes I learned that 5-6 PSI too high will make a drastic change in handling.65 PSI seems just right for us. Also I thought maybe it was me imagining the difference also, but Steve drove it and had a similar experience. He can't believe the difference also. The new BFG Commercial T/A tires are MUCH smoother with a better ride than the Steel Sidewall Michelin XPS. I was tempted to buy Cheap $100 Chinese tires but I had a Little JimK on my shoulder telling to "Stay away from those Damn chinese and Korean tires...Buy American!"  :lol:
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> Carlo
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