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Old 04-18-2012, 10:36 PM   #1
CoryM
 
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RA1 tire press?

Hey guys.

I've been autoXing the yaris through winter on my very non-performance tires. I am attending a driver training course on Sunday and I am going to throw the 205/50R15 toyo RA1s on for that so I am not held back by tires (also because they will be less noisy than the screaming street tires ;) ).

Anyhow, stock yaris other than roughly -1.0° camber up front. I've been running 42/40psi and the wear looks about right. If I drop the back pressure it starts to get a little tail-happy (although I probably brake later than I should).

Any idea where I should start with the RA1s? They are on 15x6" rims with a 42mm offset.

Thanks.
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