Is it a full Turbo Rim in the boot? Cause all i have is a shitty steel wheel 16inch
hey guys i was browsing through some discussion about the space saver tires, so i decided to check out what i had in my SRI-t, stock SRI-t have dunlop tires, but i checked my boot and ive gotta Pirelle spare tire, was this a mistake made on holdens behalf or is this normal? coz aint Pirelli expensive tires? can any1 shed sum light on this matter?
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2003 Astra SRi Turbo
163.3fwkW@ 15psi
Winton Short Track: 1:17:62 (Street tyres)
Winton Long Track: 1:49:42 (Street tyres)
Wakefield Park: 1:18:46 (Street tyres)
Is it a full Turbo Rim in the boot? Cause all i have is a shitty steel wheel 16inch
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Doubt holden would have done it, that would have been done at the Opel factory, could easily be a Pirelli, the Corsa/Barina SXi & CD models come out with Pirelli tyres on all 5 wheels. Yes the top of the line pirellis are expensive but if its just a midrange Pirelli it would be the same price as a Dunlop!!
I've been told by my dealer that they won't do an alloy spare. At $1000 each you can see why!Originally Posted by Jass
Strangely, perhaps because they come out of a different factory - the new Vectra that I drove DID have an alloy spare.
My 2001 build Astra SRi has a match alloy spare. Later build models went to a steel spare (suckers)
its just a standard steel wheel, no rims
2003 Astra SRi Turbo
163.3fwkW@ 15psi
Winton Short Track: 1:17:62 (Street tyres)
Winton Long Track: 1:49:42 (Street tyres)
Wakefield Park: 1:18:46 (Street tyres)
On my MY03 SRi, i have a steel spare, but i have Pirelli P6000's on all 5 rims. I ended up buying another Alloy Rim for $270 from my dealer. Not bad value.
Andy
Have to be very weary of those space saver tyres. They're only rated to something like 70km/h usually and not for long distance either.
Ben
tyres are usually all the same its just holden being a miser and putting in a steel wheel in the bootOriginally Posted by av8or
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My full size spare steel is also only rated to 80km.Originally Posted by Nem
Since we're talking about speed. Had a Mini Cooper S try his luck the other day. 0 from 3 but he kept trying. F-l-i-c-k-e-d [<- got moderated] his high beems at me in acknowledgement of his arse whipping when he turned off. Managed to get the SRiT up to 190 and change... solid as a rock!
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