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I usually run 32 up front and 30 out the back.
It does state in the handbook that you can raise the pressures to 39/32 on 195/45 rubber and 36/32 on 195/50 for motorway use
F**k diesels..they are everywhere and judging by some of the mad reps driving them, probably aren't even that economical either!
I'm staying with the petrol till the end:D
That's not a bad price
I was quoted over £600 to have it done which is just ridiculous
For something so important I'd be tempted to take it somewhere like Rentech so at least you know the job is being done properly:D
Do a search for it...loads of threads on this.
This kit seems to have a good reputation on here....I'm not sure wether it gains much bhp or not but for the price I'd certainly do some research before buying.
Very easy.....you don't even have to take the bolts fully out of the box....you can feel it when they are free from the bottom section of the box....al you do then is lift the top half off
I had one and didn't like it....took it off the car within a couple of weeks.
Sounded nice but didn't fit that well and was f**king heavy....really swayed around under the bumper which I didn't like
^ yep..good old panel filter is the way to go
I personally prefer the OE look under the bonnet too rather than sketchy ducts everywhere and fogs removed etc.
Whatever floats your boat I suppose