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    Bumpy Ride

    I seem to feel every bump and hole in the road. I have stock DC5 suspension and there is still lots of give. Could it be that the suspension is not soft enough or just the wheels?

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    what wheels ? 16s or 17s or 18s ? Larger rims have thinner profiles and you will feel more of the road and thus the bumps etc

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    Quote Originally Posted by bennjamin View Post
    what wheels ? 16s or 17s or 18s ? Larger rims have thinner profiles and you will feel more of the road and thus the bumps etc
    They're just stock 16"s, does tire pressure have anything to do with it?

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    i think just normal DC5 suspensions are like that. u feel every tiny bump on the road. most uncomfortable ride ever

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    Quote Originally Posted by tth41 View Post
    They're just stock 16"s, does tire pressure have anything to do with it?
    Yes.

    Are they over inflated?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 45SET View Post
    Yes.

    Are they over inflated?
    max psi is 51 but i try to keep them around 47-48

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    47-48

    Mother of god!

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    Quote Originally Posted by tth41 View Post
    max psi is 51 but i try to keep them around 47-48
    Quote Originally Posted by TypeS View Post
    47-48

    Mother of god!


    Lower it to like 38

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    Quote Originally Posted by 45SET View Post


    Lower it to like 38
    true, i'll give it a try i guess

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    47 or 48 is way over board. I'd usually go around 36psi in the winter and 32psi when the weather starts to get hot. i still think 38 is a bit too much, but thats just my opinion.

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    yeh thats too high mate... i seem to find of late a lot of people doing this though... mostly due to press regarding the increased fuel efficiency resulting from less drag...

    the question i would ask is if the 47-48 you are putting in is measured when the tyres are cold or warm? remember,m if thats a cold measurement, when warm your tyres are probably going to hover around or go over the maximum PSI ated for your tyre...

    i usually got 32 for summer and 35 in winter...
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