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General question for Sagittarius 106 |
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| 08.05.2020 15:06 | # 1 |
 GiTaRRa |
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| 08.05.2020 15:06 | # 2 |
 mehmetaydinpug |
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Hello, I had the same incident in me, I had 185/65/14, although the springs were original, 1 finger was difficult, I spoke to my tire guy, he told me I got a 185/55/14, I said oky, we got it, ten times it happened. Have a mind in mind
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| 08.05.2020 15:06 | # 3 |
 klemann |
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I don't think there will be a problem if you wear 185/55/14 tires. I don't think the cheek fineness has to do with fuel, because it is the base, not the cheek, that makes the knock off. This size is very easy to find on the market, you can buy it from any tire.
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| 08.05.2020 15:06 | # 4 |
 baphomett |
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[QUOTE = terminal] I don't think there will be a problem if you install 185/55/14 tires. I don't think the cheek fineness has to do with fuel, because it is the base, not the cheek, that makes the knock off. This size is very easy to find on the market, you can buy it from any tire. [/ QUOTE] I have the same problem, my brother, but not the friction base, but the cheek is the size you give 185/55/14, that is the same as the back rubber sole. Change your flan, take 2 flans according to the rear rims of the bidet.
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