Yes I can see out of all the mirrors and use the handbrake and gear lever. No, that tyre and wheel combo will not quite fit in the boot. No, I don't care about damaging the interior any more.
All wheels have insides facing out so they can be loaded up with all the items likely to fail at a track day, which in BARMY's case could be anything.
How to transport 4x225/50 15s on 9" wheels
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How to transport 4x225/50 15s on 9" wheels
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Re: How to transport 4x225/50 15s on 9" wheels
This is excellent. I've been driving on my 225/45 15x8s to the track, but now that I've seen this...
Is the passenger seat still in there?
Is the passenger seat still in there?
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Re: How to transport 4x225/50 15s on 9" wheels
doesn't appear to be
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Re: How to transport 4x225/50 15s on 9" wheels
No passenger seat.
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Re: How to transport 4x225/50 15s on 9" wheels
Well, that's cheating.
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Re: How to transport 4x225/50 15s on 9" wheels
True. Effective, but cheating.
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Re: How to transport 4x225/50 15s on 9" wheels
Yup.
And full cage, aero, proper brakes, fully lightened, etc etc.
And full cage, aero, proper brakes, fully lightened, etc etc.
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Re: How to transport 4x225/50 15s on 9" wheels
Surely there's a market for a tyre trailer these days?
Doesn't have to be MX5-specific (apart from the hitch mount on the car - which could be made to help support the mounting of a rear wing; sorry, scope-creep).
Doesn't have to be MX5-specific (apart from the hitch mount on the car - which could be made to help support the mounting of a rear wing; sorry, scope-creep).
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