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What tyre pressures?
I run my +4 at 25 psi vs 22 as then it misses the speed humps on my road


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The plus 4 has a much better sump clearance than the roadster. Nevertheless, I soon found that I had to increase ground clearance a bit. I went up from 195/60R15 to 195/65R15. This gives almost 10mm increased ground clearance and improved comfort on bad road surfaces.

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Originally Posted By Soleng
The plus 4 has a much better sump clearance than the roadster. Nevertheless, I soon found that I had to increase ground clearance a bit. I went up from 195/60R15 to 195/65R15. This gives almost 10mm increased ground clearance and improved comfort on bad road surfaces.

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Harald, do you have a camera of the car. I have considered doing this as I think the car will look better as well as saving the tailpipe from grounding.


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Originally Posted By John +4
What tyre pressures?
I run my +4 at 25 psi vs 22 as then it misses the speed humps on my road

I am currently running 1.8 bar (26 psi) as recommended by Borghi. With the tyres fitted 1.5 bar (as per the manual) makes the car not only about half a centimetre lower but too squirmy on the road. I tried running 2 bar but the ride was too hard.

I purchased a top quality tyre pressure guage so as to be able to control the pressure acurately all the time. The guages at service stations are always wrong.


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I only use my pump/ guage & agree on the inaccuracy of the garage ones.

I also found though there is a real need to check them regluarly with tubeless wires vs normal rims


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Here is a photo I posted earlier. Note the dog with his safety harness on. The car has a third seat belt stalk in the rear seat.
The wheels are 195/65R15 except the spare wheel which is 165R15 to save weight and space.

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Interesting point about the spare. With mine the spare is hard up against the high level stop light. A taller tyre would not fit.

Perhaps we need variable ride height like a Citroen. scared
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Asked about raising the ride hight of my plus 4 so that we can drive over our multitude of road speed humps at the factory last week but they were unable to provide a solution ...Front can be changed but not the rear ..!!!


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I have in fact recently seen a roadster 4 seater with air suspension and adjustable ride height at the rear!

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If you have spacers fitted between your back axle and the springs ( a lot of the cars do) these presumably could be replaced with thinner ones to raise the rear ride height.


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