[Roadsters] Compact spare dilemma

[Graeme Suckling]

On 28/06/2011 10:02 AM, geegc at aol.com wrote:
> Also check the center hole. It may work on the rear tire but not the front. Different diameter shouldn't hurt for short distances.
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> Hi, Roadsterites!
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> I've acquired a compact spare for an Acura off freecycle.  The tire height
> is perfect and it has a very deep offset, so I think it will clear the
> brake lines and all.  BUT the wheel is one inch in diameter less than the
> Roadster!
>
> Opinions on if this baby will work or not?
>
> Thanks!
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As long as the TYRE height is the same, the rim/wheel diameter is of no 
consequence with respect to driving:-)
However clearance is another issue

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Graeme Suckling
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