Signature lights at opposite phase in the pic. Looks good!
15th July 2016, 07:57 PM
LandyAndy
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Originally Posted by Tombie
Signature lights at opposite phase in the pic. Looks good!
You cant pic it by eye but they flicker.Pics taken on a tablet,when you are framing the pic the sig lights show flashing.Note how both vehicles have different bits of the sig lights showing.
Andrew
15th July 2016, 08:09 PM
Bytemrk
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Originally Posted by LandyAndy
At that place,Horrocks Beach,20psi was no good,they just couldnt get up on top of the soft sand,once we did,magic.Very hard to get them to move from a stand still. https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...016/07/724.jpg
Andrew
Andy, not saying I wouldn't go to 15 in really soft sand if needed - I would...
I just wouldn't race down past 20 unless there was a damn good reason...;)
Looks like fun:D
15th July 2016, 08:15 PM
KONDO
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I've gone with 18" on my D4
Just installed the Compu 18" rims with 285 60R 18 on the D4 (2013) and loving it! :)
15th July 2016, 08:15 PM
Tombie
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Originally Posted by LandyAndy
You cant pic it by eye but they flicker.Pics taken on a tablet,when you are framing the pic the sig lights show flashing.Note how both vehicles have different bits of the sig lights showing.
Andrew
I know they do... It's PWM for thermal management.
15th July 2016, 08:42 PM
Grentarc
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Originally Posted by Tombie
I know they do... It's PWM for thermal management.
And PWM also for dimming once headlights are on etc
15th July 2016, 08:47 PM
Milton477
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Originally Posted by LandyAndy
Milton.
I will edit the title to include 20" too,as its the other wheel size with slightly better tyre offerings than the 19".Hopefully we get your post matched in 18" and 20" and different tyre size/profiles.Get to it people,see how many combinations we can compare,even similar size,different brands would be interesting.Will try to find time to do a Cooper AT3 265/60R18 over the weekend.
Thanks
Andrew
Thanks Andrew. I wondered where the 20" came from. The additional size would be useful.
I read somewhere that the OEM wheels hold onto the bead much tighter than after market varieties. If this is true, lower pressures should not pop the bead quite so easily.
15th July 2016, 09:14 PM
Bytemrk
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Originally Posted by Milton477
Thanks Andrew. I wondered where the 20" came from. The additional size would be useful.
Current model D4's come from factory with either 19" or 20" rims.
15th July 2016, 09:23 PM
Babs
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Originally Posted by LandyAndy
Scarry:):):):):):):) 15psi in very soft powdery WA sand!!!!! Andrew
Hard to tell from pic but they don't look like they're bagging out :)
15 is low for an already low profile.
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15th July 2016, 09:50 PM
Tombie
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Originally Posted by Babs
Hard to tell from pic but they don't look like they're bagging out :)
15 is low for an already low profile.
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You don't want them bagging out. You want a longer not wider footprint.