Subject	Re: Sorry - that doesn't apply to the O.P.
Posted by	Irishguy73 on January 08, 2015 at 9:20 AM
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In Reply To	Sorry - that doesn't apply to the O.P. posted by Barry(TN) on January 06, 2015 at 01:11 PM
Message	I am sorry I guess I didn't think of all the angles. My car only has 30,000 original miles. The car is all stock except for the JDM lights on the rear and a new reverse panel that lights up. Oh I did change the brake light panel with a brand new one. The car is pretty immaculate. Interior a 10. I just have no spare! I cant even puts the boards in the car without the carpet dipping. Just wondering if a good spare is the way to go! Thanks for all the replies. Chris
Follow Ups	Spare Tire for 2+2 - Irishguy73 09:43:07 01/05/15 Full size will not fit. - Bernie (NoVA) 20:40:51 01/05/15 Bernie - weren't you testing out a 350Z spare at some point? - CameronSF 12:45:21 01/06/15 You should also consider getting AAA or other road side - TT-Z (Cape Coral, FL) 22:13:42 01/05/15 Or buy a used stock wheel/tire, carry it in trunk on trips (n/m) - Agent X 07:12:05 01/06/15 I ditched my spare as it will not fit over my upgraded brake - SammybTT(TN) 08:24:38 01/06/15 Put the fix a flat in the trash. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 09:41:13 01/06/15 I have a 2+2 and Brembo brakes - Barry(TN) 13:07:54 01/06/15 Sorry - that doesn't apply to the O.P. - Barry(TN) 13:11:50 01/06/15 Re: Sorry - that doesn't apply to the O.P. - Irishguy73 09:20:23 01/08/15 Was it too wide to fit in the well? Or to large in diameter? (n/m) - CameronSF 13:12:54 01/06/15 AAA is better - BlackholeZ 15:37:48 01/06/15 It ruins wheels and tires. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 22:04:46 01/06/15 *Used to have issues with old chrome wheels - BlackholeZ 23:17:03 01/06/15 It makes properly repairing the tire a complete bitch though - dogpile 11:30:59 01/07/15
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