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Old 05-21-2015, 03:23 PM   #141 (permalink)
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Space savers, you mean those skinny spare tyres ?

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Old 05-21-2015, 03:57 PM   #142 (permalink)
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Yes sir. I am using only the rim, not the spare tires. The tires on the car were swapped over.
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This is at 36 psi as the shop would not put anymore in there.

I dig the look, honestly. They are 1.5" - 2" narrower than the Mazda Miata rims they are replacing. They will be perfect for 165/65r14 Potenzas, which are the next tire I'll be running.
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Holy wheel gap Batman! Time to start cutting coils lol
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Haha tell me about it! I am getting lowering springs soon. No wonder The ZX2's Cd is 0.33, huh?
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This is at 36 psi as the shop would not put anymore in there.

I dig the look, honestly. They are 1.5" - 2" narrower than the Mazda Miata rims they are replacing. They will be perfect for 165/65r14 Potenzas, which are the next tire I'll be running.
I can't see the pics????

OK never mind they show up now??? lol
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I run similar setup on my Metro, Altima 15"x4" spare rims with 145/65 15" Eco-Conti LRR @ 50 PSI
Did you have the problem of the tire shop trying to talk you out of it?? It has happened to both places I have gone too! How is the setup working for you?

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