what pressures to people run in there r888's

[n0rm]

reet peeps.........im on a bit of a mission regarding the r888's, basicly im intreged to know what people run, i run a max 20psi in mine any higher and theres just no grip....anybody else find this??

i respect not many peeps will run these on the road...but if any do can i have input

cheers, norm!

 

[Dan R]

Its all about temp tbh. they work at there best between 80-90 degrees. They recommend running them at 32-34 psi when they are up to temperature (hot) on a car that weighs approx a tonne. This info was given by TOYO themselves when i investigated this for my car using the R888 on track. The guy i spoke to has been racing for over 15 years so i guess hes got some idea. the hardest thing about them on the road is that u will struggle to get the proper temp into them.

 

[n0rm]

interesting cheers for this

 

[Dan R]

no worries. Ive done loads of research on them for when im on track. they need to be right to work properly 20psi is way way to low. I think its about 26-28 from cold providing u can get the temp into them

 

[Sheilas’ Wheels]

My mate with a track Evo runs 27 psi Cold.

not sure if that can help, but its a bit more info for you.

 

[Dan R]

My mate with a track Evo runs 27 psi Cold.

not sure if that can help, but its a bit more info for you.

yeah sounds bout right 36 ish when hot for a car of that weight.

 

[sideways danny]

26psi on the demo 182 with a fair amount of weight saving but not extensive,