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Date: 2 May 2007 04:15:37 -0700 From: robanzellottinospamlemail.com Subject: Re: Classic 900 - aluminum or steel/best tires for sport driving
> you're not allowed to drive 205/60 on a C900 in Germany. Even for the > 205/55 you'll need a special allowance from SAAB, unless you have MY87 > (I believe). Addtionally you'll need distance blocks for the springs > in the back. Are you sure? A 205/60 15 should be only 3mm taller than a 185/65 which is listed on Fzs. The inspection thing is a point, but I can do it with the winter tires (If I'm calculating correctly). Also, I'm pretty sure I had this size on my last 900. No clearance problems, and nobody at the T=DCV ever said anything. > Why do you think so ? Aluminium needs lots of more volume of material > in order to gain the same stability as steel. What is the weight difference for Saab wheels? I know that the Alu wheels I had on a Golf II were much, much lighter than steel, and I attributed the great performance of that car partly to this. Robobass
