Steel Toe capped trainers would have that sort of impact I reckon Jim.
Tony.
Tony.
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Gleaming mate, the wheels are looking just dandy too 
Thank the Lord, I can go to bed now you've seen that Andy 
.Couldn't resist mate.
Tony.
.Couldn't resist mate.Tony.
Ha. Just got up over here, sorry about the delay in replyingThank the Lord, I can go to bed now you've seen that Andy
Tony.
Approximately, depending on tyre inflation and tyre wear, your 17" wheels will give you a 3mm lower clearance if my maths is anything near close. 264mm floor to axle centre for 18" wheels and 261mm for 17" wheels
Where you at just now mate, out of Europe?Ha. Just got up over here, sorry about the delay in replying
Tony.
Having used the calculator Bryan @Eddie Zedder kindly sent me a link to, when I refit the wheels I will lose 1mm at the front and 6mm (1/4") at the rear. I think I'll be able to live with that until the refurbed 108's and new tyres go on.
Tony.
Tony.
China mate, 300 KM west of North Korea
VPN is good but keeps dropping out, it's like being back in the dark ages 
Tonight I fitted my original wheels for the winter as I need to get my 108's split and refurbished one way or another ready for new tyres next year!
These centre caps were new when I fitted the 108's
The first two still look like new but the other pair look rather 2nd hand to me. Makes me wonder if someone in at work needed a couple of nicer ones?
Oh, I had also forgotten what a horrid ride run flats give you. Roll on next year ......................
Tony.
These centre caps were new when I fitted the 108's
The first two still look like new but the other pair look rather 2nd hand to me. Makes me wonder if someone in at work needed a couple of nicer ones?
Oh, I had also forgotten what a horrid ride run flats give you.
Roll on next year ......................Tony.