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Old 09-14-2007, 09:43 PM
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Posts Bronze: Given to someone who has posted at least 1,000 posts on the site - Issue reason: Attained Nov 2008! Track Master: Given to those who have demonstrated exceptional skill on road courses with their Cayman and have regularly shared track tips and/or instructed other members at the track. - Issue reason: Nominated by your peers. PCA Member: Given to members who are currently part of PCA and have a valid PCA member ID# in their user profile on this site and have applied for and been admitted to the PCA Members Group on this website via the Group Memberships link in the User Control Panel - Issue reason: 2/5/2008 Auto Cross: Given to those who have shared exceptional autocross techniques and information to help others achieve autocross success. - Issue reason: Nominated by member. Donations Silver: Given to someone who has donated at least $100 to the site. - Issue reason: Donation 10/26/07 
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Originally Posted by Jim Michaels View Post
D&D: I like Krokodil's answer for tracking. I think his general statement that the recommended pressures for the rear are too high, and those for the front are too low, also applies to spirited road driving. For that, I generally set the fronts at about 33-34 psi and the rears at about 35-36 psi. Bringing the front and rear pressures closer reduces the understeer Porsche apparently wants us experience.
Thanks for the add Jim. I agree with your advice.

Last edited by Krokodil; 09-15-2007 at 12:11 AM.
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