What's a good PSI to set the tires at while I'm on the street.

Size:205-50-15

Thanks.

 

didnt you just post this question about azenis the other day?

 

Actually no soup

 

the evil men are coming. They are everywhere.

 

What evil men? Soup *****?

 

35F/ 33R *shrugs*

 

no...only one Youf Kassef....

the evil men who want to take my soup from me... (see? btw, yoshi agrees with me with the 35 front 33 rear config )


[Modified by Soup ****, 11:44 AM 9/6/2002]

 

That's what I have it at right now. 33 lower in the rear causes more oversteer right?

Where do you guys get that number? The guys who mounted them put that in...is it in a book or something?

 

you can run it at any number. important thing is you get used to the setting.

 

Time for some auto-x...I wish I could say TRACK.

 

lots of tracks over there. dont know why you cant visit one

you can buy expensive ricer bulbs, figure you can afford some track time

 

...parents..ugh. No need to say more. I'm still a 3 year old baby to them.

 

go cry me a river

 

36f 33r for me. Right on the edge of being neutral, and oversteer.

 

What kind of car are we talking about here? What is the weight of the vehicle?

 

Try 30-35 PSI for front and rear with a PSI difference of -2 to -4.

I have 35 front & 31 rear in a GSR with 400F/500R on revalved/shortened KONI 8041's, ST front/ITR rear sway.


[Modified by P, 12:49 PM 9/6/2002]

 

I use something around 36F, 34R. 205/50-15s on 7" wide wheels. Car is a GS-R, otherwise stock.

--buji

 

I'm currently running 38 psi front and 35 psi rear on mine. Sharp and responsive turn-in. Neutral handling. Kinda harsh at that psi though. I ran 40 psi front and 37 psi rear at Waterford Hills Raceway and she handled very well. I actually had 42 psi in the front right one.