TPMS
12-01-2018, 10:43 PM
#16
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12-02-2018, 12:45 PM
#17
Here's another possible (and interesting-looking and less-inelegant) TPMS solution: https://www.nonda.co/products/zus-sm...safety-monitor
I haven't tried it yet but have used several other Nonda Zus products and all are excellent.
They are running a $90 special now. I just ordered one.
I haven't tried it yet but have used several other Nonda Zus products and all are excellent.
They are running a $90 special now. I just ordered one.
Last edited by HelpMeHelpU; 12-02-2018 at 01:18 PM.
12-02-2018, 12:57 PM
#18
Despite searching all over (RL and the web), I have yet to find solid and consistent advice for tire pressures for my 1995 993 C2.
Various things I've read say 36 square for 17s and something like 35F/44R for 18s.
Tires, which I believe are Michelin Super Sports, are:
235/40 ZR18
265/35 ZR18
Use case is normal street driving, no track.
Suspension is JIC-Magic, which I am likely going to replace.
Ambient temperature today is ~50* F.
Thanks so much.
Various things I've read say 36 square for 17s and something like 35F/44R for 18s.
Tires, which I believe are Michelin Super Sports, are:
235/40 ZR18
265/35 ZR18
Use case is normal street driving, no track.
Suspension is JIC-Magic, which I am likely going to replace.
Ambient temperature today is ~50* F.
Thanks so much.
Last edited by HelpMeHelpU; 12-05-2018 at 12:41 AM.
12-02-2018, 10:45 PM
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Here's another possible (and interesting-looking and less-inelegant) TPMS solution: https://www.nonda.co/products/zus-sm...safety-monitor
I haven't tried it yet but have used several other Nonda Zus products and all are excellent.
They are running a $90 special now. I just ordered one.
I haven't tried it yet but have used several other Nonda Zus products and all are excellent.
They are running a $90 special now. I just ordered one.
12-03-2018, 04:17 AM
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Here's another possible (and interesting-looking and less-inelegant) TPMS solution: https://www.nonda.co/products/zus-sm...safety-monitor
I haven't tried it yet but have used several other Nonda Zus products and all are excellent.
They are running a $90 special now. I just ordered one.
I haven't tried it yet but have used several other Nonda Zus products and all are excellent.
They are running a $90 special now. I just ordered one.
12-03-2018, 04:19 AM
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Despite searching all over (RL and the web), I have yet to find solid and consistent advice for tire pressures for my 1995 993 C2.
Various things I've read say 36 square for 17s and something like 35F/44R for 18s.
Tires are:
235/40 ZR18
265/35 ZR18
Use case is normal street driving, no track.
Suspension is JIC-Magic, which I am likely going to replace.
Ambient temperature today is ~50* F.
Thanks so much.
Various things I've read say 36 square for 17s and something like 35F/44R for 18s.
Tires are:
235/40 ZR18
265/35 ZR18
Use case is normal street driving, no track.
Suspension is JIC-Magic, which I am likely going to replace.
Ambient temperature today is ~50* F.
Thanks so much.
Why replace JiCs? I've ran Magic on the autocross appliance for 9 years and really liked them. Ended up going to Penskes, otherwise I'd stay with JiCs.
12-03-2018, 02:27 PM
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12-04-2018, 07:05 AM
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Despite searching all over (RL and the web), I have yet to find solid and consistent advice for tire pressures for my 1995 993 C2.
Various things I've read say 36 square for 17s and something like 35F/44R for 18s.
Tires are:
235/40 ZR18
265/35 ZR18
Use case is normal street driving, no track.
Suspension is JIC-Magic, which I am likely going to replace.
Ambient temperature today is ~50* F.
Thanks so much.
Various things I've read say 36 square for 17s and something like 35F/44R for 18s.
Tires are:
235/40 ZR18
265/35 ZR18
Use case is normal street driving, no track.
Suspension is JIC-Magic, which I am likely going to replace.
Ambient temperature today is ~50* F.
Thanks so much.
12-04-2018, 11:22 AM
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12-04-2018, 12:15 PM
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12-04-2018, 05:19 PM
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12-04-2018, 08:21 PM
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12-05-2018, 12:46 AM
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Originally Posted by nile13
What tires?
Why replace JiCs? I've ran Magic on the autocross appliance for 9 years and really liked them. Ended up going to Penskes, otherwise I'd stay with JiCs.
Why replace JiCs? I've ran Magic on the autocross appliance for 9 years and really liked them. Ended up going to Penskes, otherwise I'd stay with JiCs.
I find the JIC Magic suspension to be incredibly bouncy, which I really don't like. Also, a person about whom some have said is amongst the most knowledgeable 993 guys in the country, knew as soon as I disclosed the suspension's name that they were known for being bouncy and didn't believe that could be adjusted away.
12-05-2018, 05:10 AM
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It's possible that JiC i not valved or sprung right for a 993. I had mine on another car with different springs, some re-valving and some massaging. I like them a lot, but this is all very car model-specific.
As far as pressures, I'd run 32/35 or similar with SuperSports they are fairly stiff and seem to be OK with mid-lower pressures.
PS. Happy Hanukkah!
As far as pressures, I'd run 32/35 or similar with SuperSports they are fairly stiff and seem to be OK with mid-lower pressures.
PS. Happy Hanukkah!
