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Car Not Feeling Stable Above 100km/h

JimmyXR6T04
in Suspension and Handling

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#21
:laughing: Glad it was a simple one.... I had a nasty noise comming from the rear of a toyota once and thought it was the diff or uni joints. Wasnt till my left rear wheel passed me that I realised it was just loose wheel nuts :smilielol:

What kind of Toyota was that FourFan?

We had exactly the same thing happen in an old HJ47 Cruiser near Augathella. Thought we had a flat tire until the left rear wheel overtook us down the right hand side! Interesting occurence! :blush:

Lumpy :smilielol:

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well, while I was out "testing" my current tune for Simon to see how the boost was behaving, I decided to put 40psi in the tyres. Unfortunately I had most of my fun before putting the air in :smilielol: so the tyres were already nice and pressurized and were sitting at 39psi.. so I put a couple more in, and yeah, the car feels even better. When it cools down a bit, I'll go put a true 40psi in, so then when they heat up it'll probably sit around 45psi.. should be good then :smilielol:

#23
What kind of Toyota was that FourFan?

Lumpy :blink:

:gooff: I preffered you when your computer was broken :msm:

#24
What kind of Toyota was that FourFan?

Lumpy :spoton:

:msm: I preffered you when your computer was broken :kissmy:

:bowdown:

Take that you tree-huggin dolphin-rootin commie-lovin motherf*kcer!

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#25
What kind of Toyota was that FourFan?

Lumpy :msm:

:bowdown: I preffered you when your computer was broken :kissmy:

Hell, I liked me more when my computer was broken. I mean REALLY liked me! Four, sometimes even five times a day. :nono:

Lumpy :spoton:

#26
:bowdown: I preffered you when your computer was broken :nono:

:kissmy:

Take that you tree-huggin dolphin-rootin commie-lovin motherf*kcer!

God...Trent's worshipping someone with 1/2 the capacity of himself.

(Volumetric or Mental?) Not too sure

Talk about the Blind leading the insipidly stupid! :msm:

Lumpy :spoton:

#27

I guess now's not the time to mention my other mentor.....the pintara driver :spoton:

#28

Don't worry he wont be bothering us for long. :spoton:

I have reported his Lumpy prostatedness to the anti terrorist hotline, any moment now they will be busting down his door looking for the dirty bomb he made with all that uranium glass he's been acquiring. :yeahyeah:

#29
Don't worry he wont be bothering us for long. :spoton:

I have reported his Lumpy prostatedness to the anti terrorist hotline, any moment now they will be busting down his door looking for the dirty bomb he made with all that uranium glass he's been acquiring. :yeahyeah:

He has nothing to worry about then.

Scotty

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#30
is 40psi recommended on the standard 17". anyone have any ideas.

I recently had a set of the factory dunlops SP3000As thrown onto our auto BA Mk1 T (17" rims) and the guys at Beaurapaires said to run 38-40 PSI in the front and 36 PSI in the back. Seems to work okay. Just took it back to them for a rotation and alignment after 10,000kms and no wear issues. 40 all round sounds like a good compromise to me.

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