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First, the difference in the two tire sizes you listed is not enough to worry about.
As for the sensors, you can have your oem sensors removed from your stock wheels and installed on the Saleen wheels but you will need to buy new mounting bands. I believe Tire Rack sells these for less money than Ford. You don't have to install the TPMS on your Saleen wheels but you will have to put up with the idiot light on the dash burning.
As for the sensors, you can have your oem sensors removed from your stock wheels and installed on the Saleen wheels but you will need to buy new mounting bands. I believe Tire Rack sells these for less money than Ford. You don't have to install the TPMS on your Saleen wheels but you will have to put up with the idiot light on the dash burning.
Last edited by pmason718; Nov 7, 2008 at 01:27 PM.
Yes, it is.
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Jim
Jim
So with this being said. Re- calibration is a good thing. I also notice that the front wheels have a different offset from the rear. I guess tire rotation is a thing of the past now.
Really, I didn't realize the Saleen wheels had differnt front and rear offset/backspacing. I had a WS6 Trans Am that was like that. All you can do for rotation is swap left to right or have the tires removed and remounted.
BTW-I own a 99 trans am and I cant rotate my tires either....the rears are 11" wide rims,
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