i did read the thread, im suprised he was able to keep the car straight doing 80 on that tire let alone after it blew
You read the thread and still called him a moron for doing something he wasn't doing?
MMkay.
If a car was built to operate with a certain set of standard equipment (including the OEM-size wheels and tires) then by all means, have at it!
I had an '87 Nissan Sentra coupe in high school.
Horrid little car with some rather narrow 13" tires from the factory.
I regularly ran that at 70, 80, or more.
A good idea?
Perhaps not but I did it with no adverse results.
A friend of my dad's has one of the old-school Coper Minis.
Not the current one that is a BMW subsidiary product but back from when Cooper was its own entity.
He regularly runs that little SOB balls to the wall and I think it has like 10" or 12" tires stock? (inside diameter, not width...)
i mean a little donut tire that's that old, how could you keep that thing straight on the freeway
DUDE!!! You just keep 'em coming, don't you??
You've just
proven you didn't read the thread, fella.
READING entails more than simply scanning the pretty pictures //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif
It has already been discussed then I told you directly
The tire that blew was neither a temp "donut" spare nor was it very old.
/story
Again - moron indeed...