For optimum performance, durability and fuel efficiency.

Thanks

 

You should run the recommended air pressure for the car.

Jim

 

I imagine your fingertips are blistered from repeatedly typing this reply
http://forums.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.p...threadid=192587

I normally run the manu. recommended psi but there've been instances where others have found significant improvements by altering it a bit.

Could/should this psi change if I've lightened the rear by removing the spare and tools (I have a fix/flat can) since this I've lightened the load on the rear tires? I couldn't exactly use the spare w/ my 19" all around rims

Thanks Jim.

 

Thongfoto, your car looks great!
What kind of wheel are those, if you don't mind?

I thought I read somewhere that those maybe the same sizeoffset all the way around...just curious if they are and how the handling is.

Can't seem to find any info on this topic.

 

Thanks. They're Konig Imagines.

My review on the handling is posted here: http://forums.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.p...light=thongfoto