The VX is damn close to a perfect 50/50 weight distro. According to www.MotorTrend.com (magazine), here are the weight specs:
Curb Weight = 3955 lbs.
Weight Distro, f/r, % = 51/49
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The VX is damn close to a perfect 50/50 weight distro. According to www.MotorTrend.com (magazine), here are the weight specs:
Curb Weight = 3955 lbs.
Weight Distro, f/r, % = 51/49
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Oh, and regarding my originally bouncy ride, maybe, just maaaybee, I had the back Ranchos on "0" insted of "9," just maybe.
Today's 30-min. ride to work was much better. I'm going to do another tire chalk test when it's cooler, as the air in the tires last night, by the time I finished testing, was very warm. I'd like to get one perfect chalk test, as in, I can't find the chalk marking after driving 1 block in a straight line. I was still showing a little chalk at 60 psi on the very outer sipes of the tire. I think 54-56 will be the best, or even slightly lower.
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Bren Workman
Gretna, NE
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I don't think I'd take anything in a MT article as gospel...
If they can get something as major as suspension wrong...
(The following is excerpted from this MT article)
"Augmenting a full-coil suspension that uses MacPherson struts up front "
I'm not saying they're wrong on the weight distribution, I'm saying it's certainly a possibility...
And PK is spot on with regard to the max inflation pressure...max load = max pressure. Just because you CAN inflate to 80, doesn't mean you should.