[Rubicon3303]

QUOTE ("JF450ES":29rlxqpv)

The only advantage with to much psi is ground clearance!

and to float alot eaiser

 

[eurobro]

QUOTE ("Rubicon3303":nfo3pal5)

QUOTE ("JF450ES":nfo3pal5)

The only advantage with to much psi is ground clearance!

and to float alot eaiser[/quote]

Thats what i was thinking. Anyone here put a B-ball in there front end to help with floating?

 

[Truegrit]

QUOTE ("eurobro":fcnkui9w)

Anyone here put a B-ball in there front end to help with floating?

Dano has one in his Rancher.

 

[Rubicon3303]

QUOTE ("eurobro":8ainc65c)

QUOTE ("Rubicon3303":8ainc65c)

QUOTE ("JF450ES":8ainc65c)

The only advantage with to much psi is ground clearance!

and to float alot eaiser[/quote]

Thats what i was thinking. Anyone here put a B-ball in there front end to help with floating?[/quote]

i dont need one with all the psi in the 28's up front

 

[raveer2000]

Mine loves to have the front tires up. 15 PSI.

 

[JF450ES]

Ya you guys are all right,does that make the steering feel loose or wondery on paved or gravel roads,like steer wonder is really what I mean at higher speeds???

 

[Robb]

I run about 15lbs in my front tires too, jus to help her float a little Seems to drive real well that way too.

 

[JF450ES]

Maybe I'll pump mine up some and try,On my oem tires I ran more than normal and on levee's it just felt loose and uncontrolable.Poss it may just be that tire design,huh???

 

[natedog_74]

I run 4 psi in my 26" itp 589's. but i want ride more than height.