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K370 10-29-2016 01:30 PM

Removing the spare tire
 
Guys,

Am trying to remove the spare tire (kinda of weight reduction lol) but the thing after removing it the bose amplifier doesn't hold properly as it is held by a long screw but it does go all the way but not enough to hold the amplifier any idea about this issue

Thanks

Trips 10-29-2016 02:04 PM

I would keep the spare on or simply remove the Bose amp, You're not going to be losing to much time keeping in.

You may want to look at other avenues for weight reduction.

Here is a thread that can help in that regard

http://www.the370z.com/exterior-inte...on-thread.html

Chan Chee Hoe 10-29-2016 08:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by K370 (Post 3571933)
Guys,

Am trying to remove the spare tire (kinda of weight reduction lol) but the thing after removing it the bose amplifier doesn't hold properly as it is held by a long screw but it does go all the way but not enough to hold the amplifier any idea about this issue

Thanks

Maybe you can buy a Motocycle Scooter Tube...put below it...work perfectly.

K370 10-29-2016 11:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trips (Post 3571946)
I would keep the spare on or simply remove the Bose amp, You're not going to be losing to much time keeping in.

You may want to look at other avenues for weight reduction.

Here is a thread that can help in that regard

http://www.the370z.com/exterior-inte...on-thread.html

Thanks man am not really doing weight reduction project or anything but it's like a habit once I change my wheels I get rid of the spare can't use it anyway only to lose dead weight.

POS VETT 10-30-2016 06:58 AM

Use one of those "pool noodles", the bigger one; color is optional. Cut one to length to simulate the spare wheel dimensions, run a rope through it to keep it coiled, place it below the subwoofer, adjust, and tighten.

Keep in mind that the spare wheel and tire is part of the body rigidity when it comes to crashworthiness. You're on your own regarding this.

kenchan 10-30-2016 09:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by K370 (Post 3572105)
Thanks man am not really doing weight reduction project or anything but it's like a habit once I change my wheels I get rid of the spare can't use it anyway only to lose dead weight.

:icon08: wat? my cars almost always run aftermarket wheels and spares are always in da trunk with its factory lugs.

God-Speed 10-30-2016 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 3572224)
:icon08: wat? my cars almost always run aftermarket wheels and spares are always in da trunk with its factory lugs.

I do the same that Kenchan does, when ever I get new wheels I put a set of OEM lugs in a zip-lock bag and put in with the spare. :tup:


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