Tyre size problem, or not?
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As long as the diameter difference front to rear isn't flagging the traction control they should suffice. The wheel lip should be inline with the tread or slightly narrower. Being wider is harder on the tire form but low riders have been doing it for years.
I'd be more concerned about curbing the wheel vs. rubbing the tire if you misjudge while backing along a curb. Maybe get some curb feelers since they worked for grandma.
I'd be more concerned about curbing the wheel vs. rubbing the tire if you misjudge while backing along a curb. Maybe get some curb feelers since they worked for grandma.
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Macc (06-20-2017)
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Thanks. Perhaps previous owner was your granma, because wheels do have some marks on them...
Oh, I forgot Ranchero50: service was able to install one of your exhaust resonance removers, but the other pipe's bolts were so rusty they did not dare to open it. But the good news is that even that helped very much! So I am happy and grateful to you! Thank you man!
Oh, I forgot Ranchero50: service was able to install one of your exhaust resonance removers, but the other pipe's bolts were so rusty they did not dare to open it. But the good news is that even that helped very much! So I am happy and grateful to you! Thank you man!
Last edited by Macc; 06-20-2017 at 11:25 AM.
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