QUOTE(jameslee84 @ Apr 26 2010, 04:03 PM)
okie, roger that. thx XD
Added on April 26, 2010, 4:05 pmi think ps3 is enough for me... coz is not cheap to change the tire... n i not tat hardcore to push my car on cornering.. mostly normal tire wit 120km hav no problem.. i guess ps3 will be much more stable than ori tire..
James if you want cheaper and nice performance tire which is more comfort then you should try Hankook V12 Evo although the stock is low but you can give it a try at RM200++, it's performance as tested in 215/45 R17 with Opel Corsa it beats quite a numbers of competitors including Toyo T1R and Yokohama S Drive...
Bro Vios R1R is too much for us la... max category is ok already as we drive in normal days also, those Extreme series is not that good in wet and most of us is not expecting to drive less than 80km/h in rain...
QUOTE(priyangaf @ Apr 26 2010, 05:17 PM)
michael9413, any idea abt the best tire pressure for PS3?
QUOTE(Dickong @ Apr 27 2010, 11:52 AM)
I started with 220/210, but presently 235 front n 215 back seem more quieter than default kpa 220 front n 210 back but a little bit hard, but if pump default air pressure of 220/210 the tire looks like under inflate n a little bit flat.
well i started with 33 PSI in front and 32 PSI at the back... but now i put 34 PSI in front and 32 PSI at the back it handles better...
for me it is not bumpy even though my NCP42R has harder suspension setup than urs... the tire pressure is very individual preference lo, try it about 33 PSI in front and 31 PSI at rear 1st then increase 1 PSI every week to try... if you fine it is a lil hard then lower back to last week setting...
* Remember tire pressure should be monitored every week and you should not drive more than 1km to ur nearest point it pump/check ur tire pressure... if more than 1km u should add in 1~2 PSI to compensate the hot air expansion in the tire... normally i add another 2 PSI... lastly do ur tire pressure checking and add in more pressure in the morning not afternoon or evening...