Ride Heights

[_Nathan_]

"Don't forget the CsL has near perfect weight distribution"



26 hot rear left seems low?

[shimmy]

Originally Posted by _Nathan_

"Don't forget the CsL has near perfect weight distribution"



26 hot rear left seems low?

Very low I agree and I was loathed to go that low, but it worked and gave the right temp across the tyre. Snett does work that side very hard. Well the old track used to.

[TANKSLAPPER]

Copied from Michelin website

Note: Michelin ® Pilot® Sport Cup tires are designed to operate at pressures ranging from 32 psi to 36 psi hot. A cold pressure of around 25 psi (front) and 28 psi (rear) should be a good starting point, which can then be fine-tuned to your car’s setup and your driving style. You should never go below 20 psi cold, to avoid any risk of bead unseating.

T$

[AlexGTT]

Originally Posted by titan

Odd, shouldn't you run a higher pressure on the wheels that support the engine weight. 32 front, 30 rear ?

Not necessarily. Remember the fronts load up and heat up quickly in the braking zones, more so than rears.