zenetti
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the seats are definitely suitable - there must be at least 10 cars using them.
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No stock until early December on the 452's sorry. Did you want to wait till then or would you look at another brand of tyre?
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Johno
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Wow... some of you guys on here really are the "conspiracy theory" types aren't you
. There could be all kinds of reasons why he wants/needs to sell the car. Being out of the country until the 19th isn't a big issue as the auction ends on the 26th.
Please don't bag things until you know the full story or at least have gone and seen the car in the flesh!
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Will definitely fit a 1 series.
prices start from $1800 for a set of 4 depending on what tyres you want
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Johno
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For all you race class boys wanting these, I weighed Ollies Weaves last week and they were only 200g lighter per wheel than our e30 race class wheel!
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WHOA!! Something definitely fishy there - the front doesn't even look like it has lowered! As suggested go park on level ground and measure the chassis rail to see if it is even.
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yeah im picking up a 328i this week and want some new wheels to go with. im thinking 18s, mesh maybe? just a nice looking bmw wheel.
pop in and see me in Penrose, we have plenty of options available
cheers'
Johno
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very strange - if the centre bore is no bigger than 75mm they should be able to be redrilled
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Redrill to 4x100?
Quite possible to do depending on where the 114.3 holes are located.
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It all depends on the width of the wheel you are looking at buying but you can safely assume that an offset between 35-45 should work on your E36. Are you looking for new wheels?
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Johno
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haha - no worries
The only reason I picked up on it was because it is in the sig! -
haha I just came across it on TM, and was about to post but you guys have far too much time to waste!
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awwww shucks.......... can't you just feel the love
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Sometimes swapping the front and rear tyres can help matters, the different wear patterns and suspension differences between front and back can change the noise generated (and the wear rate)
Bad idea in this particular case. The sportpac runs a staggered fitment wheel and tyre combo!
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That could be the case.
Would this mean that I need to replace the front tyres, the noise seems to be coming from the front anyway...
yes, the only cure is to get new tyres if they are scalloped. either that or turn the radio up
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if your car is on 195/65/14's now, the correct size to go to will be 205/55/15
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Johno
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I see it almost sneaked through with out anybody noticing!
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what size wheels are you after? Have you seen our 15" race class wheels? we can definitely do a new set of wheels and tyres for under $1000.
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Johno
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It is more than likely scalloped tyres. Run your hands from the front of the tyre to the back, if you can feel ridges (kind of like a scallop shell funnily enough) this is what will most likely be causing the noise. It also usually makes itself most noticeable when you are braking at almost at a stop.
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where did you hear that about the air bags?, could possibly have been a fault in the RHD conversion( if it has been converted yet)
I grew up in NP and my mum works in the automotive industry. New Plymouth is quite a small place so, a few calls later, you get quite an interesting story. As always, it could just be Chinese whispers, I guess time will tell.
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was a brand new C6 corvette from the USA factory, Mr Gordge owns (ed) it. Apparantly none of the airbags went off? Wet, greasy road, big HP and rear wheel drive are obviously not a good mix.
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Been discusses before.
"tell him he's dreaming"
haha - finally someone else who has seen "The Castle" !!
NEW 3 series wheel in stock.
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