QUOTE(Toast @ Aug 3 2006, 01:01 PM)
If you have 32psi F/R and the front feels like it wants to slip out on you, do you add more the the front?
Depends on the tire. In general, street tires will stick better at higher pressures. This is far from universally true, though. Try it and see--either pump the fronts to 34-36, or drop the rears to 28-32 and see how the car feels.
Back to the original topic--
I personally would pick a nice "medium" pressure value, like 30 PSI, to start with. That's higher than the stock recommended pressures (26 PSI front, 29 PSI rear) but lower than the "max pressure" listed on the sidewall of just about any car tire you can get nowadays. You can try a couple PSI higher in the back if you like to start with, or even go a bit higher all the way around. Try driving on them and see how the car feels and reacts. Mess with the pressures and see what happens.
If you can find a nice deserted parking lot, and you've got a couple of hours to kill, it could be a fun exercise...
--DD