From: "Craig Cline" <Craig_Cline@smtp.rc.trw.com> Subject: Re: Re- Collapsable spare Date: Tue, 6 Jan 1998 21:54:13 +0000 ![]()
DeTomaso Mailing List: January 98, Message #213
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Jack's comment brings up an idea. If the 18" Mustang skinny-spare is what you want to use for a Pantera, go and get one from a 94+ Mustang, as they have the same 5x4.5 bolt pattern as the P (unlike the earlier Mustang's bolt pattern). Craig Cline Oceanside, Ca -------------------------------------- Date: 1/3/98 12:51 PM To: Craig Cline From: JDeRyke Uh-uh. The Pantera spare was a plain-vanilla 14 x 6" steel Ford wheel with a BFG folded-sidewall tire. Most original tires were recalled due to a tendency to blow out. I'd say, any folded-sidewall spare needs yearly inspections for ozone cracking. Ted, help us out here! I've forgotten the history. I've converted Porsche 16 x 5" alloy wheels w/folded spare to Pantera bolt pattern, and the before-mentioned hi-pressure 18" Mustang skinny-spare on a 4-bolt forged aluminum wheel, both of which will clear big aftermarket brakes. The 18" won't fit in the frt trunk, though. J DeRyke