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shmoogle Member Since: 07 Sep 2005 Location: ... and for every sprinkle I find, I shall kill you! Posts: 24350 |
So the only rule of thumb is that the SC models definitely get one because they have 20in wheels by default. I wonder what criteria are used to determine what rack your non-SC car gets? Roll the dice? Looks like LR are the prime candidate for some management consulting.. 2009 Outstanding Contribution Award - Joint Runner Up 2009 'Tech-Head Of The Year' Award - Runner Up Like it here? Then Donate to RRSPORT!! |
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Thu Jan 12 2006 12:38pm |
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Persuader Member Since: 21 Oct 2005 Location: Wakefield Posts: 88 |
I have 20" wheels fitted to mine with a non-damped existing steering rack and the car has been absolutely fine over the last 4000miles. An 1" diameter wheel is not going to adversely affect things. I'm positive we have had a long thread on this subject before. A quote from the thread referred to in the first post of this thread. "He did also mention that he has done a few tire upgrades and has yet to hear a complaint." 2013 New Range Rover Sport HSE SDV6 2008 Audi Q7 4.2 TDI 2006 Toyota Vigo Truck 3.0D4D. |
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Thu Jan 12 2006 10:08pm |
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Roland Member Since: 10 Jun 2005 Location: NB Posts: 469 |
so there's still hope then !
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Fri Jan 13 2006 5:50am |
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acole10000 Member Since: 11 Nov 2005 Location: Annapolis, Maryland Posts: 72 |
I now have 4,000 miles on the RRS and have complained from day one about vibration on the front end and to date I have been to 2 different local tire shops to have the rims balanced and nothing has worked.
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Sat Jan 14 2006 11:07am |
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