Space saver with Spoon calipers
I understand that the space saver should not be used on the rear of the car due to the diff, so if you have a rear puncture you put the front wheel on the rear and the spacer saver on the front. But I'm pretty sure that I won't fit the space saver on the front now due to the Soon calipers, so should I just remove it and drive around with a can of foam in the boot/area where the space saver was?
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You could try and fit it, see if it still goes but if not I'd do as you suggest. no point carrying one that doesn't fit :)
My M hasn't got a space saver either, just comes with a pump and a can of pop from the factory. |
Just join the RAC and ask for a low loader should that situation ever arise.
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I'm already with the RAC.
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Worst "I've got spoon calipers" thread ever!! :tipwink:
If it comes to it get recovered. |
Is it possible to get a different space saver wheel with a bigger offset that will fit the wheel as well as the boot?
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Ive got Spoon calipers and at the time had OEM 16" wheels so fitted 15mm front spacers. With the 15mm spacers the spare wheel does fit, rather begrudgingly I must add as I hoped for an excuse to remove it and get a pump and tyre weld. I haven't driven with the spare fitted, just got curious so jacked the car up, bolted on spare and it spun freely!
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I've got 10mm spacers on the front of mine, can you remember how much clearance you had with the 15mm spacers?
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Could always chuck an extra 5mm spacer in with the spare wheel I guess
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Originally Posted by WinFreak
(Post 23713309)
Could always chuck an extra 5mm spacer in with the spare wheel I guess
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