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i feel like i do well with around 30 psi in the wet anyways. and that is also what i see most people doing in esports wet races.
the biggest thing in the rain is trying to guess if its going to stop raining or rain less/more as the race goes on your psi can drop or raise drastically depending on the situation usually in cooler temps or at night the track will never actually dry out usually so its best to stay on wets and lower the pressure so they dont overheat. if it looks like its going to rain more then you would want to start with slightly overinflated tires so they dont end up being really low once the rain picks up.
anyways if your on drys and its starts raining you want to wait a couple laps so the track is actually wet when you go out on your wet tires or you can ruin them. the same applys when going from wets to drys you want to make sure the track is as dry as possible before going out on drys or you can get graining. the games wet tires optimume thing and dry tires optimum is usually to early by a couple laps so do not pit right away unless the weather changed really sudden and went right to a full on rain.
anyways it just something you kind of have to experience a few times to figure out.