waldmanbrown

Bit of a num qustion but what tyre pressures do you run on front and rear? cant find a decent answer anywhere, all different where ever i look

greatgonzo

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This might because its more of a personal thing (driving style) I normally go 32 psi all round, but I'm sure I'm going to get shot down now for saying that

AlanPPP

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Nope i do the same Gonzo 32 psi all around always have on all my scoobs..

Aaron1978

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35fr 31rr.

Aaron

RFSA180

Me too. Makes for more fun.

imprezajon

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06 hawkeye. 32psi all round as well.

AlanPPP

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I feel it makes for the perfect 4 wheel drift

MaDaSS

I stick to the door sticker! LOL.
32 F and 30 R

greatgonzo

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Really 30 psi on the rear I bet your rear diff will seize and engine fail

dj219957

32.5 fr 31.5 rear, not too sloppy not to wavey.

scooby1doo1

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31-31 then wait a few months then back to 31 from 10-11.


Only kidding, 31 but might try this 32 as most of you lot do

53

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38/36 on classic T1R's
37.5/35.5 NewAge Vred Sessantas.

addison

Hawkeye Vred Sessantas 38 all round

ramboscooby

im in 32 all round club too lol

MaDaSS

Why you guys running 38 psi and above? wtf?? must be like riding on glass.

neilwrx

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mine has 245/40/17 and run 38 psi if i run lower wears the outer edge of the tyre out!

waldmanbrown

But does the too higher pressure on rear make them wear out to quick because of over inflation??

Shaun

37.5/35.5 I ran around this (for some odd reason, must of mullered up somehow) and my Spec C handled like a piece of ****!

Go round a roundabout pressing on and see what happens. Then lower the pressures to 34 fronts and 32 rears (COLD on Newage) and tell me what that is like, under the same scenario. Tell me which tyre pressure setting gets the front washing out more... but I suspect I know what the answer is.

MaDaSS

Well said Shaun and I agree, even with my basic driving skills. lol.
I mean, if you have such high pressures and then drive it spirited, they are going to rise as they get hotter anyway. Highest I have ever gone is 34 F and 32 R on my newage.

Aaron1978

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A lot is to do with sidewall stiffness too, isn't it

Vredestein

addison

Mines a hawkeye bc coil overs as low a ducks bum!
wheels are 18x8
tyres are 225/45/18-verdes
anti lift etc etc
and at 38 all round it goes where i point it at what speed i want
so is not like glass, with this set up

MaDaSS

225/45 ??? Not 40's? Anyway fair play to you if it works. But still seems way too high.

mystery_machine

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34 psi all round on Falken 452's

beef-on-the-bone

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215/40/17 yokos 32psi all round

Motion-Mx

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yeah 45's on 18's? i want to run 40's but thought it would mess the diff up?

Ste98Turbo

currently trying 31 front 30 rear and it feels good on my 215/40/16 Falken 452's

jh1

i have 44 42 as recommended by vredestien, superb grip and improved economy.

Black-Hawk

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36f/34r for me, hawkeye 235 40 18's as recomended during the geo set up at powerstation.

MaDaSS

You will find Vredestein recommended pressures are for maximum load. Not something I do anytime normally!

webbo34

225/40/18's im running 33 fronts 32 rear works well for me