R60 What did you do to your Countryman TODAY?
Thanks for posting!
Ha ha...those are my thoughts exactly! I "tried" to do it without taking off the wheels, but didnt get very far. Sway bar and short shifter come next week, so not too far into the future.
Matching golf cart in red / white.
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Thanks. They are American Racing NOVA 18x9 with a 245/40 tire. The lip is machined and the center is matte grey. Hopefully it will warm up enough this weekend to stick one on to see how they look. I got them cheap enough to take a chance on the 9" width. I've seen people in here with 9's on the back, and ECS sells countryman wheels that are 9 so i'm not anticipating a big issue.
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Finally replaced the factory runflats with conventional tires. Definitely quieter (though new tires are generally quieter than worn ones), and a bit smoother ride. We'll see how they do over time. Ended up with the Continental ExtremeContact DWS. Didn't even get hassled about going to non-runflats like some others have posted about.
Finally replaced the factory runflats with conventional tires. Definitely quieter (though new tires are generally quieter than worn ones), and a bit smoother ride. We'll see how they do over time. Ended up with the Continental ExtremeContact DWS. Didn't even get hassled about going to non-runflats like some others have posted about.
Finally got the rear mudflaps on...needed to borrow some equipment from a coworker (jack, stands, torque wrench). The amount of hardware included with the rear set is crazy; thanks to other people on NAM for helpful write ups and tips.
Great,
Post up some pics when you can. Its easier to do it on the rear with the wheel dismounted for the hardware. Fronts you can turn the wheel to the side.
This is a good thread for it.
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...tallation.html
Front Factory Mud Flaps / Splash Guards Contoured
http://www.ecstuning.com/Search/SiteSearch/82162166935/
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Rear Factory Mud Flaps / Splash Guards Contoured
http://www.ecstuning.com/Search/SiteSearch/82162156545/
Post up some pics when you can. Its easier to do it on the rear with the wheel dismounted for the hardware. Fronts you can turn the wheel to the side.
This is a good thread for it.
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...tallation.html
Front Factory Mud Flaps / Splash Guards Contoured
http://www.ecstuning.com/Search/SiteSearch/82162166935/
&
Rear Factory Mud Flaps / Splash Guards Contoured
http://www.ecstuning.com/Search/SiteSearch/82162156545/
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