sliding tire pressures

I always ran 32 front and 40 rear on dry days and dropped the rear to 35 for wet weather. But I was in a corolla making 100 whp and ran 185/60/14 falken ziex 512. The pros are running really high psi (45+) to create more smoke.
 
I plan on running brand new federal 595SS 245/45/17's at cfrc this weekend.
Knowing that cfrc doesnt have much grip and Im running a slightly smaller width than usual, I'll probably start my pressure at 30psi cold to see how it feels, then go down from there. I figure around 28-30psi hot will be alright. Dont wanna go too low as they might fall apart.
 
i use to start with 60 psi cold(rear) on supra because the tire had so much damn sidewall 225/70/15. never had one pop like jerrys. now i run 32 front 40 rear on 195/50/15 then usually go down to 28ish front and like 35 rear once i get use to how the car feels that day.

Latino Hibino said:
I always ran 32 front and 40 rear on dry days and dropped the rear to 35 for wet weather. But I was in a corolla making 100 whp and ran 185/60/14 falken ziex 512. The pros are running really high psi (45+) to create more smoke.
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i use to run 50 on my corolla it works better :bigthumbu
 
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i run 40psi on my gforce snow tires up front
and like 45ish on the rear 205/55/15

on a stock ka. felt awesome at desoto last weekend!
 
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