Subject	lol, I imagine it would be a fair bit of work and require
Posted by	MixManMash on October 06, 2010 at 1:11 PM
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In Reply To	ever tried this with the scissor jack? (n/m) posted by KasbeKZ(VA) on October 06, 2010 at 01:06 PM
Message	specific order of operations: 1. Jack up rear. 2. Remove Rear wheel. 3. Install spare tire in rear wheel position. 4. Lower rear. 5. Jack up front. 6. Remove front wheel and place in trunk. 7. Install rear wheel in front wheel position. 8. Lower car.
Follow Ups	Any spares that clear BBK's and that fits in the rear well? - dusthis 12:13:57 10/06/10 fix a flat bottle and AAA (n/m) - ZiNnYc 12:39:41 10/06/10 Been pondering the AAA thing for some time now, but what - dusthis 13:12:12 10/06/10 what's your other option? - KasbeKZ(VA) 13:21:52 10/06/10 don't have the tank to fill up the spare anymore - njz 13:30:19 10/06/10 haha got one of those where the headlight amires used to be! (n/m) - dusthis 13:33:16 10/06/10 yeah, or a bicycle pump - KasbeKZ(VA) 14:34:32 10/06/10 my Z is pretty low - its doable. - ZiNnYc 13:39:21 10/06/10 a competent flatbed operator carries planks - vorpalZ 14:21:13 10/06/10 Agreed. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 22:02:36 10/06/10 If they show up without 4X4s you send them back - SeedyROM 15:15:15 10/06/10 little secret... - ZiNnYc 15:36:01 10/06/10 Isn't that a northeast Canada thing? - SeedyROM 16:10:30 10/06/10 Fix-a-flat should be renamed to ruin-a-wheel (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 13:28:14 10/06/10 lol (n/m) - zgene4 13:34:03 10/06/10 What damage can it do? - Wright (Ca) 14:04:57 10/06/10 Courtesy of Bernie's photo library - Dave N 14:20:51 10/06/10 Oh dats nasty. (n/m) - Wright (Ca) 14:23:38 10/06/10 No balance problems there. :) (n/m) - Obeeone 14:31:04 10/06/10 Is this damage? or a pic of fix a flat doing its job? - ZiNnYc 14:33:04 10/06/10 I'd be more worried about you driving half-drunk. (n/m) - Dave N 14:35:01 10/06/10 True that (n/m) - ZiNnYc 14:47:09 10/06/10 It ruins the tire, and will eat @ the finish. That is chrome - Bernie (NoVA) 21:49:12 10/06/10 Enjoy... - zfreak(Dallas) 17:01:12 10/06/10 Will your rear wheel fit on the front position? - zgene4 12:40:06 10/06/10 how about a full kit? (n/m) - ZiNnYc 12:42:50 10/06/10 dunno, neither the OP nor myself have a rear BBK. (n/m) - zgene4 12:46:43 10/06/10 ever tried this with the scissor jack? (n/m) - KasbeKZ(VA) 13:06:41 10/06/10 lol, I imagine it would be a fair bit of work and require - MixManMash 13:11:41 10/06/10 oh right. - KasbeKZ(VA) 13:19:27 10/06/10 18x10-inch +43offset with 275/40/18 might be a tight fit ;) - dusthis 13:16:52 10/06/10 275 no problem, I've done it, but have never tried that - zgene4 13:35:51 10/06/10 mine definitely wont. - Antihero 16:07:59 10/06/10 I though that putting the spare on the rear will cause... - Justin (Staten Island, NY) 17:09:09 10/06/10 that's why i carry a ..... - Halo TTZ 16:40:10 10/06/10 What about your T Tops? - Josher 17:29:14 10/06/10 dead hookers go in trunks, leave that to me (n/m) - Adam (NoVA) 21:25:13 10/06/10 Supra Twin Turbo spare is a 17" rim, should do well if - knerona 21:32:51 10/06/10 Supra wheels won't fit - their center bore is only like 60mm - Bernie (NoVA) 21:51:16 10/06/10 You can buy a thick spacer w. built in lugs for a Ford and - Bernie (NoVA) 22:02:03 10/06/10 I have an 18" 350Z wheel as a spare. Brembo 13" BBK. (n/m) - powerZlide 01:27:54 10/07/10
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