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Old September 27th 03, 12:03 AM
GeorgeB
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On Fri, 26 Sep 2003 12:57:44 GMT, "Bill Daniels"
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However, any full-time 4WD vehicle will suffer very
expensive damage to the transfer case if the front and rear axles turn at
different speeds for an extended time as they would with different tire
pressures.


That is what I thought for a long time, and it may be true, but 2
friends of mine who are tire engineers at Michelin tell me that
inflation pressure has almost no effect on revolutions per mile ...
the belt lenght doesn't change and thus the pressure affects flexing,
sidewall height, but not effective circumference.

That said, the revolution per mile numbers on manufacturers' websites
always give a pressure ...

I don't know.

 




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