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Old 05-03-2016, 10:06 PM   #29
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Oh I totally agree with you. I just thought, that's a hella smart idea.
Actually I got the idea from running wide wheels and big brake kit(s).... and a rear wheel drive car with a non-open differential.

1) spares can't be used in the rear
2) spares can't fit over any big brake kit
3) spares will be dead weight and useless

I ended up having a weird habit of either not running any spares, or leaving in a track wheel in the car.

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Actually I got the idea from running wide wheels and big brake kit(s).... and a rear wheel drive car with a non-open differential.

1) spares can't be used in the rear
2) spares can't fit over any big brake kit
3) spares will be dead weight and useless

I ended up having a weird habit of either not running any spares, or leaving in a track wheel in the car.

-alex
Good point. If you upgrade the brakes, spare will become waste. This is one of the reason I'm still hesitant to upgrade the calipers.
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Old 05-03-2016, 10:16 PM   #31
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Actually I got the idea from running wide wheels and big brake kit(s).... and a rear wheel drive car with a non-open differential.

1) spares can't be used in the rear
2) spares can't fit over any big brake kit
3) spares will be dead weight and useless

I ended up having a weird habit of either not running any spares, or leaving in a track wheel in the car.

-alex
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Good point. If you upgrade the brakes, spare will become waste. This is one of the reason I'm still hesitant to upgrade the calipers.
I carried a can of puncture seal in my Talon instead of a spare. It will work fine for about 90% of the flats you may get as long as the bead is not broken or the tire actually torn. It isn't a permanent fix of course but it always would hold until I could get to a shop.


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Old 05-03-2016, 10:55 PM   #32
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I must not be good at tetris.. cause 4x 18x9.5 mounted with 255/35s did not fit without me doing some trickery..
Lolz, i did that easily today. Play moar tetris, brah!
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I carried a can of puncture seal in my Talon instead of a spare. It will work fine for about 90% of the flats you may get as long as the bead is not broken or the tire actually torn. It isn't a permanent fix of course but it always would hold until I could get to a shop.


You should send everyone here a can of it so we all dont need to bring spares
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Old 05-04-2016, 12:53 AM   #34
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ive been able to fit 4 OEM tires/wheels AND 4 225/40/17 tires as well.

with a little room to spare lol.
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