Team Dynamic Wheels questions (and NAM's mixed answers)

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Apr 3, 2007 | 07:53 PM
  #101  
It's great to have a mini shop right here in Central Ohio! I plan on giving you some business when I pick up my mini.

Do you do tire installs on your wheels; and alignment jobs? If not who do you recommend in Columbus?
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Apr 4, 2007 | 06:10 AM
  #102  
There is a shop right up the street that did a great job on mounting and balancing (and can do alignments as well) the set on my car...but honestly it is not hard to find someone to mount tires. Just make sure you note any damage or scuffs (if any) before anyone mounts them and then check them once they're done.

As far as getting tires, we can get Kuhmo, TOYO and I think Yokohama tires in 1-2 business days.
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Sep 25, 2007 | 01:12 PM
  #103  
Hey how wide can I get 17"s without rubbing. I do not care if I have to use spacers, etc...I want 17x9's, but will settle for the 17x8's if I have to. I need alot of tire because I am planning on a massive turbo build. Thanks.
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Dec 7, 2007 | 06:23 AM
  #104  
Does anyone have any experience with 15x7" Pro Race 1s and the 11.75" Wilwood kit? What offset are you using? Any pics?
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Dec 7, 2007 | 08:19 PM
  #105  
Quote: Does anyone have any experience with 15x7" Pro Race 1s and the 11.75" Wilwood kit? What offset are you using? Any pics?
I have 40 offset and I was told that those brakes will fit.

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Dec 8, 2007 | 01:55 AM
  #106  
man, i like the pro race 1's more than the 1.2's but team dynamics is only modifying the 1.2s to accept the direct TPMS.
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Dec 8, 2007 | 04:48 AM
  #107  
Thanks, Cyn. I emailed with Scott and Mike at Texas Speedwerks yesterday and got confirmation that the 15x7" Pro Race 1 *will* work with the 11.75" Wilwood kit when using a 40mm offset. Aaron at OutMotoring was also very helpful. And thanks for the pic! That's my car, almost exactly (I even have a stubby antenna!).
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Dec 19, 2007 | 07:21 PM
  #108  
Fitment confirmed; see this post.

Thanks to everyone for their help!
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Jun 4, 2008 | 10:59 AM
  #109  
I am told that TD 1.2s can be fitted without wheels spacers when fitting stoptech brakes, can anyone confirm this or is it not possible?

What offset would people recommend?
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Jun 4, 2008 | 07:48 PM
  #110  
Team Dynamics Pro Race 1
15", 40 off-set.
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Jun 5, 2008 | 11:00 PM
  #111  
couple of quick questions (cuz' I am confused).

-I have a brand new MCS on order, ...was going to order a set of wheels + tires. (was going for the Konig Runaways w/ Yokohama's). The set comes balanced, ...do I need to have an alignment done? The car will have like 50 miles on it when I switch the tires. Plus, I plan on keeping the stock set and switching them to stock (w/ the all season tires) in winter. ...will have to get an alignment everytime I switch tires?

Second question, does the 2008 MCS have the TPMS installed? If so, what are you guys doing about that and the custom wheels your getting? Do you also get a new TPMS system installed on each wheel? -do you know if the Mini's have the valve type of TPMS or the wheel mounted type?

Thanks,
(just trying to figure out the details before I place my order)
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Jun 5, 2008 | 11:07 PM
  #112  
Quote: couple of quick questions (cuz' I am confused).

-I have a brand new MCS on order, ...was going to order a set of wheels + tires. (was going for the Konig Runaways w/ Yokohama's). The set comes balanced, ...do I need to have an alignment done? The car will have like 50 miles on it when I switch the tires. Plus, I plan on keeping the stock set and switching them to stock (w/ the all season tires) in winter. ...will have to get an alignment everytime I switch tires?

Second question, does the 2008 MCS have the TPMS installed? If so, what are you guys doing about that and the custom wheels your getting? Do you also get a new TPMS system installed on each wheel? -do you know if the Mini's have the valve type of TPMS or the wheel mounted type?

Thanks,
(just trying to figure out the details before I place my order)
No on the alignment. In fact, I have never had an alignment done on a car just because of new tires and I have never had any unusual wear problems. I think it is the biggest rip off in the auto industry. And, I drive up and down a 5 mile canyon road everyday and every car I have owned I have driven the **** out of it on the canyon.
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Jun 5, 2008 | 11:13 PM
  #113  
Thanks CynMini,

that's what I kind of figured yet wanted to check. I was reading the details on my tire order (still haven't placed it yet) and saw that they recommend an aligment. ...figured it was cover your aXX type of legal stuff.

What about the TPMS? can you run w/o it ...will you get annoying beeps and lights going off in the car? or do you have a second set installed on the new wheels?
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Jun 6, 2008 | 07:20 AM
  #114  
Quote: Thanks CynMini,

that's what I kind of figured yet wanted to check. I was reading the details on my tire order (still haven't placed it yet) and saw that they recommend an aligment. ...figured it was cover your aXX type of legal stuff.

What about the TPMS? can you run w/o it ...will you get annoying beeps and lights going off in the car? or do you have a second set installed on the new wheels?
If you have metal valve stems (which an 08 likely does) then you have TPMS sensors in the wheels. If you don't use them in the new ones you will get lights and a beep. There isn't a way to reset it permanently. So...you'd need to get sensors installed.
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Jun 6, 2008 | 07:38 AM
  #115  
thanks MF44,

okay since I am ordering a complete tire and wheel package. Should I ask them to install wheel/valve sensors for me? Or is it easy for me to remove the valve sensors on my stock wheels and install on the new wheels? -you kind of made it sound like it's something that slides over the valve stems?

thanks (sorry for so many questions ...The TPMS thing is new to me)
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Jun 6, 2008 | 07:41 AM
  #116  
Quote: thanks MF44,

okay since I am ordering a complete tire and wheel package. Should I ask them to install wheel/valve sensors for me? Or is it easy for me to remove the valve sensors on my stock wheels and install on the new wheels? -you kind of made it sound like it's something that slides over the valve stems?

thanks (sorry for so many questions ...The TPMS thing is new to me)
It's actually a sensor in the wheel, but it's part of the valve stem. To swap them you'd need to take the tires off your old wheels. If you look on Tire Racks website you can find them to buy and it has a photo. Considering the cost of unmounted and remounting everytime you'd want to change wheels, if you did it more than twice, it's cheaper to get a second set of sensors in your new wheels.
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Jun 6, 2008 | 07:48 AM
  #117  
Thanks, now I completely understand.

Yes, I noticed that Tireracks carries the sensors for like $185. That's fine. Yet, I am not thrilled w/ their selection. I really like what Wheelnext has, so I am going to call and see if they can install the sensors for me.

Thanks for your help.
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Mar 10, 2009 | 06:42 AM
  #118  
I realize this an old thread but i didn't see anyone mention what hubcentrics are needed with TD 1.2's on a R53,anyone know? The reason i ask is the wheels i'm looking at to possibly buy are off a Honda also 4x100 but i'm sure different hub size.

Bill
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Mar 10, 2009 | 06:49 AM
  #119  
Quote: I realize this an old thread but i didn't see anyone mention what hubcentrics are needed with TD 1.2's on a R53,anyone know? The reason i ask is the wheels i'm looking at to possibly buy are off a Honda also 4x100 but i'm sure different hub size.

Bill
Same dimensions as 1.0...need aluminum hubcentric rings...ebay or Discount Tire...
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Mar 11, 2009 | 07:57 AM
  #120  
Thanks Sid, is there a specific size i need? I believe the Mini hub is 56.1?I was under the impression i needed rings with 56.1 on the hub side and _?__mm on the wheel side to center the 1.2's.I don't know what size the 1.2's are as i don't have them yet,and i'm sure this diameter is different from wheel mfg. to wheel mfg.. So, is it 56.1 x _____? Is this correct?
Thanks Again,
Bill
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Mar 11, 2009 | 08:06 AM
  #121  
Quote: Thanks Sid, is there a specific size i need? I believe the Mini hub is 56.1?I was under the impression i needed rings with 56.1 on the hub side and _?__mm on the wheel side to center the 1.2's.I don't know what size the 1.2's are as i don't have them yet,and i'm sure this diameter is different from wheel mfg. to wheel mfg.. So, is it 56.1 x _____? Is this correct?
Thanks Again,
Bill
Good question...double check but I think it's 74.1 x 56.1
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Mar 18, 2009 | 11:13 AM
  #122  
Does anyone know the best way to fix curb rash on flat black TD PR1's?
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Mar 18, 2009 | 11:38 AM
  #123  
FYI - Here is the 1.2 over the factory JCW brakes: 45 offset


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Mar 18, 2009 | 11:43 AM
  #124  
WOW, those look really nice.
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Mar 18, 2009 | 12:13 PM
  #125  
Thanks for your help Aaron. I gotta do something about that darn silver JCW stem....
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