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Re: Are 195/45/15 tyres narrower than 195/50/15 |
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i found a tyre shops near my place that have 3 brands of 195/50/15 and 1 195/45/15 so im off measuring tomorrow to see if any are under their advertised sizes (fingers crossed) will let everyone know the outome. as i still want the widest rubber as it has traction trouble as it is.
Posted on: 2009/4/21 11:41
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Re: Are 195/45/15 tyres narrower than 195/50/15 |
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one prob with rolling is its a 4 door, and there is the rear door jamb to contend with
Posted on: 2009/4/20 14:43
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Re: Are 195/45/15 tyres narrower than 195/50/15 |
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there are no 185/50/15s and there is 1 185/45/15 in a nankang tyre but nobody seems to have any or even get them in Aus
Posted on: 2009/4/20 13:51
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Re: Are 195/45/15 tyres narrower than 195/50/15 |
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sorry wrong section, thought i was in the main forum when i posted
Posted on: 2009/4/20 13:14
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Are 195/45/15 tyres narrower than 195/50/15 |
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Hi Guys,
i currently have a set of 195/50/15's on my 1000 and they rub a little on the gaurd, i have trimmed as much as possible but in still about 3mm shy of not scrubbing when punching it through corners, my question is are 195/45/15 a smidgen narrower aswell as a lesser sidewall.
or does anyone know of a slightly smaller 195/50/50 as i would think brands differ a little. (currently running federals)
Cheers
Posted on: 2009/4/20 13:10
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as for a step by step guide, the EMS manual covers all except the crank angle sensor to replace the distributer
Posted on: 2009/4/14 10:41
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Re: A Series Multi Coil Ignition |
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Mine uses an EMS engine management system and a Crank angle sensor from a Magna with the nose turned to fit, and an EMS ignighter. its not a cheap thing to do, it will cost between $1500 and $2000 if you use new parts.
Posted on: 2009/4/14 10:39
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Re: A Series Multi Coil Ignition |
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I Have Multi Coil ignition on my A14 turbo, what would you like to know?
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Cheers guys!
Posted on: 2009/4/8 13:48
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