QUOTE(moon* @ Mar 4 2008, 12:03 PM)
lol.. where got 
i tried all sort of pressure b4.. den i lazy wanna think wat to put. so i jst tembak in between.
around 33/33 or 34/34
usually with those tire pressure settings, when i go up genting, the screeching noise is hell loud man.. like loosing grip like tat..
den.. for once, i set the pressure to around 28/28 or lower i forgot.
no more sound. n it seems more grippy for me; not sure if its psychological LOL
so.. lower the pressure, better the griP?
AHAHA adui no la.. wat i meant is items that i could ter cabut out from my car, is the spare tire n back seats..
my fren took my car for a ride, whne he hits the brake hard enough. he sed he felt my rear like fish tailing abit.. not enough grip wo.
does the weight plays a role here?
What were got.... You were running around 33 and 34 until you got the idea from me about running at 40 psi.. evidence.. here...i tried all sort of pressure b4.. den i lazy wanna think wat to put. so i jst tembak in between.
around 33/33 or 34/34
usually with those tire pressure settings, when i go up genting, the screeching noise is hell loud man.. like loosing grip like tat..
den.. for once, i set the pressure to around 28/28 or lower i forgot.
no more sound. n it seems more grippy for me; not sure if its psychological LOL
so.. lower the pressure, better the griP?
AHAHA adui no la.. wat i meant is items that i could ter cabut out from my car, is the spare tire n back seats..
my fren took my car for a ride, whne he hits the brake hard enough. he sed he felt my rear like fish tailing abit.. not enough grip wo.
does the weight plays a role here?
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/636480/+40 hahahahahhahahahahah.. busted..
Tyre pressure affects grip. It's a compromise. Too little pressure and the sidewall flexes and lifts the contact patch. Too much and it 'rolls' like a fat balloon. There is a need to find the right compromise.
If you think grip is psychological, then you better stick to playing with PS2. Hahahaha.. nobody knows the car better than the owner (unless it's a race driver who drives the same car). If you think it has more grip, it has more grip. Don't let people talk crap to you.
Rear fish tail is common for FF. Your weight distribution is already to the front. While braking, momentum sends more weight to the front. Here is where suspension setup is vital to maintain control under braking. The softer the front, the more nose dive, the more the back lifts up, the more fishtail...
Mar 4 2008, 12:12 PM
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