Just remember you probably need a load range E tire not C. That is some
thing like 3020 lbs a tire at 80 PSI.
Dan Bettis
140MHZ24@isoc.net
Predator Motorsport http://www.predatormotorsport.com
96 Miata R 4 CSP
92 Z24 24 SM best et 15.27@86.8mph 6.85 0-60
84 Z28 24 CP best et 13.74@99.45mph, for sale?
www.zrracing.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Roger Johnson" <rjohnson@friendlynet.com>
To: "Steven Volpp" <volpp@netdoor.com>; "Team.Net (Group)"
<autox@autox.team.net>
Sent: Sunday, March 11, 2001 1:06 PM
Subject: Suburban tires, shocks, wiring
> I agree with Phil O - Bilstein shocks. Superb for towing.
>
> My first choice for tires would be Hoosier, as we obviously
> need to support those who support us. (Dealers can be found
> on their website - www.hoosiertire.com I think.)
>
> I have a set of their Radial Rib tires on the front of the dually
> and they have been excellent. For a 1/2 ton Suburban, the Radial
> A/T is right for Mississippi weather, and perhaps the LT235/75
> R15/C (if you don't mind higher pressures) would serve well
> for towing.
>
> If you run Kumho tires on your competition vehicle, they
> also have P-metric/LT fitments.
>
> Wiring:
> Terminal 1 - white common ground
> Terminal 5 - red stop and lh turn signal
> Terminal 4 - black (trailer) battery charge
> Terminal 7 - yellow extra auxiliary circuit
> Terminal 3 - green tail, license & running lights
> Terminal 6 - brown stop and rh turn signal
> Terminal 2 - blue trailer electric brake
>
> Thanks again for the Meridian hospitality,
>
> Roger
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