Car Launching

50psi on 10% tread? ur kidding right lol. no traction even in reverse

Mr. Darwin, where are you?

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Originally Posted by _paybk

RBK_212 do u drive the teg with the number plate "ADONIS?"

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no thats not me :)

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Originally Posted by JasonGilholme

36psi front
32psi rear

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Why do you have more in the front than rear?

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Originally Posted by Q_ball

This "problem" of yours, reeks of hoonish behaviour!

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spoken from the devil himself

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Originally Posted by Lukey

Why do you have more in the front than rear?

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I would assume because that way it reduces understeer.

Also, factory run more in the front than the rear.

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Originally Posted by l3vnd1

I would assume because that way it reduces understeer.

Also, factory run more in the front than the rear.

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Ohok, I'll have to try that.

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Originally Posted by Feverpitched

Mr. Darwin, where are you?

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lmao.

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Originally Posted by l3vnd1

I would assume because that way it reduces understeer.

Also, factory run more in the front than the rear.

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I have found that this INDUCES understeer.

Higher PSI as the rear makes the car oversteer.

I use like 36 front, and 38 rear on the street.

40PSI Hot, for the track on street tyres.

LOL once again for 50 PSI, he's called PSI GSI for a reason.

lol shurrup everybodyy..i put hi psi 4dlulz

For the what?
Anybet you won't be telling us to shttup once your tyres pop, when you pull a burnout, and you break those rims.

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Originally Posted by VTECMACHINE

I have found that this INDUCES understeer.

Higher PSI as the rear makes the car oversteer.

I use like 36 front, and 38 rear on the street.

40PSI Hot, for the track on street tyres.

LOL once again for 50 PSI, he's called PSI GSI for a reason.

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I disagree.

The tyre deforms under load. Causing it to roll.

A higher PSI prevents this by making the sidewalls stiffer.

In a car thats FF focused; a higher PSI at the front is crucial for cornering.

Thats why Honda have it like that from factory.

However if you run aftermarket sussy & your own setup different story...

In relation to PSI GSI; 50PSI I can understand as a misunderstanding. Inexperience if you will.

To put re-treads though I can not.... Still baffles me as to why someone would do it to an integra...

Semi-trailer maybe...