I drive an older Camry but it is a good car and I am the type of guy who likes to tinker with things and I am trying to optimize the tire pressure on my Camry and also set the front/rear mix and I want to ask for opinions and suggestions. First the important details:
2001 Toyota Camry CE 5S-FE engine, A140E Transmission.
Stock 205/65R15 tires mounted on Toyota steel wheels.
Factory stock stabilizer bars front and rear.
I want to minimize the understeer and maybe try to introduce a bit of oversteer into the handling although I realize that probably is not going to happen. I am currently running the front tires at 33 PSI and the rears at 30 PSI. I like to push the car at on ramps especially the S-Curve type on ramps. My personal best is 48 MPH at one of the on ramps in my neighborhood that leads onto the Interstate. Any suggestions or comments will be appreciated. Thanks.
2001 Toyota Camry CE 5S-FE engine, A140E Transmission.
Stock 205/65R15 tires mounted on Toyota steel wheels.
Factory stock stabilizer bars front and rear.
I want to minimize the understeer and maybe try to introduce a bit of oversteer into the handling although I realize that probably is not going to happen. I am currently running the front tires at 33 PSI and the rears at 30 PSI. I like to push the car at on ramps especially the S-Curve type on ramps. My personal best is 48 MPH at one of the on ramps in my neighborhood that leads onto the Interstate. Any suggestions or comments will be appreciated. Thanks.