FN2 Wheel Info
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+55 5 x 114.3 pcd
Think the OEM 18inch are about 13kg. The 19 inch Blades should be sligtly lighter....
Will confirm the OEM 18" weight in a few day, as i'm about to change them...
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Information for instalation 19" rages
Hi, I bought rages yesterday and I was suprised with warning letter in the box. Anybody with practical experience? Is it neccessary to change damper setup or what? Thanks for advices.
"Important information for instalation for 19 inch alloy wheels.
*Please perform next steps when instaling 19 inch alloy wheels
1. Remove the service lids of the side cowl cover and cap on both sides
2. Retighten the damper unit (6 places) to the specified torque value
3. Mark the nuts by paint after retightening the nuts
4. Install the caps and lids"
Hi, I bought rages yesterday and I was suprised with warning letter in the box. Anybody with practical experience? Is it neccessary to change damper setup or what? Thanks for advices.
"Important information for instalation for 19 inch alloy wheels.
*Please perform next steps when instaling 19 inch alloy wheels
1. Remove the service lids of the side cowl cover and cap on both sides
2. Retighten the damper unit (6 places) to the specified torque value
3. Mark the nuts by paint after retightening the nuts
4. Install the caps and lids"
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Well they do this if you by the car new with Rages on, so yes you do need to do it...
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Yes, I know that the information is not joke...
Now I change damper setup and next winter, when I put the 18" OEM back on car? Have I to change damper setup again!! Not very practical, but no problem, CTR is not common car
oh dear, my english, so bad
Now I change damper setup and next winter, when I put the 18" OEM back on car? Have I to change damper setup again!! Not very practical, but no problem, CTR is not common car
oh dear, my english, so bad
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