18 inch PFF7's + 225 40 18,s,What tyre pressures should I be running?
29 July 2005, 07:08 AM
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18 inch PFF7's + 225 40 18,s,What tyre pressures should I be running?
Just wondered what pressures I should be running as the handbook only lists 17's?
Sorry its in the wrong section Mods but I could wait days for a reply in the wheels tyres and brakes section.
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Dan
Sorry its in the wrong section Mods but I could wait days for a reply in the wheels tyres and brakes section.
Thanks
Dan
29 July 2005, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Scooby Dan
Just wondered what pressures I should be running as the handbook only lists 17's?
Sorry its in the wrong section Mods but I could wait days for a reply in the wheels tyres and brakes section.
Thanks
Dan
Sorry its in the wrong section Mods but I could wait days for a reply in the wheels tyres and brakes section.
Thanks
Dan
cheers Simon
29 July 2005, 11:41 PM
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Not an exception Jim, I ran 34/32 with 18's on a 2004 WRX but my 05 STi with 18's needs 37/32. Less front / rear difference does not seem to work on the 05 chassis.
Originally Posted by JIM THEO
May be I am the exception that prooves the rule, I have with the above setup 37psi front 32 rear!
But I like a lot better steering response and feeling from my car!
Choices...
But I like a lot better steering response and feeling from my car!
Choices...
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