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rts9364
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They won't fit, at least that is what my research told me before buying. Once you see one in person you can see there is no room.
Someday I might make a "PVC container" (i.e., pipe bomb) for the trunk that I can put 4 sensors in and pressurize so the dash light doesn't come on. Just a weekend toy so the light doesn't really bother me.
Someday I might make a "PVC container" (i.e., pipe bomb) for the trunk that I can put 4 sensors in and pressurize so the dash light doesn't come on. Just a weekend toy so the light doesn't really bother me.
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rts9364
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I've heard it does. Haven't tried it myself. I think you can have a common chamber with all 4 sensors enclosed, and just put a shrader valve on the end and keep it at a low pressure.
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BrandonJ
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Best looking wheels on S550 I've seen. What sizes are you running? I've got to get something lighter than these PP wheels. I had Prostar XPs on my 03 Cobra but I definitely couldn't daily drive a set of polished wheels.
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You should be able to strap the sensors to the wheel and then mount the tire. A kit is available to do this, it has a tab with a valve size hole the sensor can be pulled throuh. https://www.ebay.com/itm/TPMS-BANDS...FORD-LINCOLN-MERCURY-2006-2010-/271738324551?
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You should try the PVC container trick and you only have to put one tpms sensor in the container and set the pressure at 40#.You can make the container in less than and hour at a cost around $10.00.I am going to test this setup when I receive my Weld Wheels.