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Old 9th May 2007, 11:58   #91
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OT: Where is Mayank? I saw him, then heard of his car, then heard his tyre queries, then he disappeared. I think he owes us a round of drinks for his footwear.
Yeah, and especially for the 6:30am, saturday morning Puncture calls
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Old 9th May 2007, 14:51   #92
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well it seems that the ride quality does drop with the 15" since the swift D suspension has been stiffened up.

For better ride you should go for 195/65-14 or 185/70-14. If you want the 15" then the best size is 195/60-15.
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Old 9th May 2007, 17:24   #93
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well it seems that the ride quality does drop with the 15" since the swift D suspension has been stiffened up.

For better ride you should go for 195/65-14 or 185/70-14. If you want the 15" then the best size is 195/60-15.
Thank you so much!!! I have been searching for exactly those words for the last 5 days. Good thing the car isn't here yet, else it would be sitting jacked up waiting for footwear

Cheers!
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Old 28th August 2007, 19:20   #94
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got your car busA?? where are the pics? ?
mate look in the accessories review section. hes posted a review on the wift with a petes box.
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Old 5th November 2007, 10:30   #95
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Busa, did u get any full free flow exhausts for you swift diesel?
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Old 6th November 2007, 11:34   #96
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hey guyss i would like ot know what would be the recomended psi for the tyres of a Swift VDI.

And one more thing, does a low psi that what is reccomended would decrease the FE coniderably??? I mean one of my frnds didnt notice that the typre pressure f his car was low (the front one) and when he indeed noticed it he went for a fill up adn the reading showed he had currently a psi of 19 on one tyre and 22 on the next front tyre.

Would that have reduced his FE .He alomost drove with that for the duration of full tank of diesel..
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yes the fe would have reduced considerably.
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Old 6th November 2007, 14:05   #98
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hey guyss i would like ot know what would be the recomended psi for the tyres of a Swift VDI.
stock tyre F 36 R 33
195 - 185 F 34-33, R 32-31
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Busa, did u get any full free flow exhausts for you swift diesel?
No, not yet. Will be doing so in the future. Not in the near future though.
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Hi,

The linea and the SX4 are supposed to debut with a 90 bhp version of the 1.3 DDIS engine in the swift. Am curious as to how this factory tuned verision will fare against the Pete enhanced Swift VDI.

Should be interesting.
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The linea and the SX4 are supposed to debut with a 90 bhp version of the 1.3 DDIS engine in the swift. Am curious as to how this factory tuned verision will fare against the Pete enhanced Swift VDI.

Should be interesting.
are you sure its 1.3L 90bhp engines that these cars going to sport? because i heard that these will get bigger version of the same ddis! i just heard i am not sure can some one confirm this?
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how do you unlock the higher tune stages on the box? there is a dial but how to go about it?
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how do you unlock the higher tune stages on the box? there is a dial but how to go about it?
You rotate it clockwise with a screw driver.
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Old 17th April 2008, 20:27   #104
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You rotate it clockwise with a screw driver.
theres a dial? on my innova box there are these little 'jumpers' (what matthew called them) and you have to change their positions.
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195/60-R15 is a very safe size for the swift. I dont think it should cause you any problems provided suzuki has kept the suspension the same as the petrol version. I think it might have been stiffened just a little bit. Either w
ys you should not have any problems with this size.
Suzuki have beefed up the suspension for the diesel varient and if tested the diesel handles a bit better than its petrol sibbling with a little more feel to the steering aswell.
But anyways the Swift has always handled well in corners and straightline speeds.
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