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TPSM's on Aftermarket Wheels

Originally Posted by kenchan not me. i hate tpms. they look buttugly on dark colored wheels. i dont use tpms on my nismo wheels either. i just dont care for

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Old 03-07-2013, 11:56 AM   #1 (permalink)
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i hate tpms. they look buttugly on dark colored wheels.

i dont use tpms on my nismo wheels either. i just dont care for tpms.
Isnt there a way to trick the system so you don't have to place them on the rim? I thought I have heard people doing that.
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You can get you some pvc pipe and put the sensors in it and pressurize it and have it in the car somewhere. Back when I had a Tacoma there were people doing that. I would just rather deactivate the whole system. People are that lazy to check their tires once a month or when they look low so they found a way to stick more junk on the car that is not needed.
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Isnt there a way to trick the system so you don't have to place them on the rim? I thought I have heard people doing that.
in the past folks used pvc capsules, but the tpms sold these days (from wat i read) have centripetal sensors so you'd have to keep it spinning, otherwise they turn off to save battery power. i suppose you can mount i inside the tire and strap it to the barrel of the wheel.
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in the past folks used pvc capsules, but the tpms sold these days (from wat i read) have centripetal sensors so you'd have to keep it spinning, otherwise they turn off to save battery power. i suppose you can mount i inside the tire and strap it to the barrel of the wheel.
Probably going to have 2 strap them. Is it common for them to come loose? or they stick pretty well?
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