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Message: [QUOTE="onebadcoastie, post: 859340, member: 5543"] Just going to throw this out there, 60-65 psi is NOT necessarily "nominal" for the trucks operation. You'll need to figure out where your truck operates the best. Some guys including myself have ours set to 52-55 psi. I don't have dyno data for my rig to support that but a few folks have dyno'd theirs and found the mid to low 50's provided the best power (in terms of hp numbers) in that range. Higher pressure doesn't necessarily equate to better performance. [/QUOTE]

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