07-21-2004, 06:58 PM
(Modification du message : 07-21-2004, 07:05 PM par Stijn Luyck.)
The 048's I used last week still have the presures in I used on the track and road or 1.2b at the front and 1.3b at the back. This for 185's on 13inch, cold.
With 1.5deg camber at the back and about 2 at the front this gave me a nice even temperature gradient on Le Mans and Ledenon ... for Dijon I could have used a bit more camber on the left front though as it was running hotter on the outside compared to the inside (about 5deg difference) but again no over/under pressure.
For normal road driving you might want to add a little bit (like 0.15bar) unless you are living somewhere where you can get them up to temperature ... and if you tell me it is +30deg where you are now I am not liking you anymore <!--emo&
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With 1.5deg camber at the back and about 2 at the front this gave me a nice even temperature gradient on Le Mans and Ledenon ... for Dijon I could have used a bit more camber on the left front though as it was running hotter on the outside compared to the inside (about 5deg difference) but again no over/under pressure.
For normal road driving you might want to add a little bit (like 0.15bar) unless you are living somewhere where you can get them up to temperature ... and if you tell me it is +30deg where you are now I am not liking you anymore <!--emo&
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