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Tyre pressures......
What pressures are you guys running with 18" rims???
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Dunno if this the right pressure but works for me |
32psi all round
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33 front 31 rear
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30 /35
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Taken from the label (drivers door post) for 225/40 x18:
Light load = front 33 rear 31 Heavy load = front 36 rear 35. |
34/33 seems to work best for me... :)
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35 front, 33 rear :)
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whoa seems im running mine low,
will this affect handling if mine are too low? |
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I would have thought so, but classics are lighter than the newage scoobs. The figures I quoted are from Subaru for the WR1 which I believe was the 1st to have 18s as standard . ( I could be wrong on that though ) |
i tend to run slightly higher pressures as i'm hoping it might reduce the chance of damaging the rims on potholes!
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Lets go now :lol::lol: then and get a few laps in. |
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ouch :lol:
that was just asking for trouble :D |
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34f 32r :wink:
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When I first fitted mine (classic wagon), and had Prodrive geo settings done by TSL, they recommended pressures of 35 F and 32 R, and they seem to have been fine over the years.
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Guys don't trust the tyre gauges at petrol stations or in fact tyre fitting places. I brought a digital gauge after using big e,s one. Petrol station gauges both analogue and digital type as much as 4 psi out, I had 2 new tyres on font of m3 on Thursday, there gauge was 3psi low. M3 is a pain as you have to have oposing tyres even or bloody tyre pressure warning light comes on
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Dont forget, tyre pressures go up with hard driving.
Peoples that are going to The Ring should ideally do a sighting lap, then pull over and check your pressures and reduce if required. When I went round last year, the rear end grip started to lesson as the tyre pressure increased. The same goes for the track IE Brands Hatch in April.:nod::drive::drive::drive: |
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