Tyre Pressures
04-06-2007, 06:42 AM
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I don't know how to combine Boyle's law and Avogardo's law anymore. I cannot answer your question.
But practically. Cold tyre reads lower pressure at the gauges. Lower pressure takes longer to heat up. The road tyres will have the best grip when it is slightly heated, but not overheated - for the exact temperature is different for different tyres. Does manufacturers give those details?
But practically. Cold tyre reads lower pressure at the gauges. Lower pressure takes longer to heat up. The road tyres will have the best grip when it is slightly heated, but not overheated - for the exact temperature is different for different tyres. Does manufacturers give those details?
04-06-2007, 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted by nSanity
Oh ok .... I have no idea either lol...
04-07-2007, 07:04 PM
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i check almost everytime i fill up (every 2 to 3 weeks)... it reads 37psi/38psi before i pump it up to 40psi. Tried to go to the same servo much as i can.
has anyone tried nitrogen inflation? it supposed to keep the constant tyre pressure and better fuel economy for long distance trips. the normal air we pump from servos contains water (cant remember the percentage...)
have done it to one of my previous cars.... didnt keep it long enough to notice the difference.
has anyone tried nitrogen inflation? it supposed to keep the constant tyre pressure and better fuel economy for long distance trips. the normal air we pump from servos contains water (cant remember the percentage...)
have done it to one of my previous cars.... didnt keep it long enough to notice the difference.
04-08-2007, 08:14 AM
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Originally Posted by tksnobords
the dealership i get my car serviced at has put it in all their cars for sale. i'm going to make the switch soon...my 8 is going BACK to the dealer. from what i have heard the nitrogen is overall better than compressed air. this site has some more info including FAQ's and such. getnitrogen.org
04-08-2007, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by s1five
hmm what tyre pressure would u guys suggest me trying/running?
235/45/17 front
255/40/17 rear
Tyres are bridgestone s03
im currently running 36psi all round, and the car doesnt feel right - it feels twitchy
i have tein flex on my car, spring rate front is 5 and rear is 4.
car is a s15 btw ~
235/45/17 front
255/40/17 rear
Tyres are bridgestone s03
im currently running 36psi all round, and the car doesnt feel right - it feels twitchy
i have tein flex on my car, spring rate front is 5 and rear is 4.
car is a s15 btw ~
Yellow s15 at winton ?
Just experiment wit different pressures till u find something you happy with.
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