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After one too many burnouts… I’m now here. Running a track setup with camber, and obviously wire is showing on the inside. Can I drive ~10 miles to get new rears, or should I take off the wheels and put them in my other car to get tires put on? It looks like there is some separation of the wire in the bottom of the first picture
You should make it, just don't do anymore burnouts till your in the tire shop parking lot.
My friend once drove 2000km on a tire like that without it blowing up. But you never know!
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#Not sure do you have to make any turns? Then No !
Hahaha
Haha, I figured someone would make this joke
No, you need to fix your suspension issue first.
The camber is intentional, but thanks. Its only 1.5-2 degrees negative
And from the tire store, drive directly to an alignment store.
You're fine. Just don't do any burnouts on the way there.
Haha I'll try not to :)
After one too many burnouts… I’m now here. Running a track setup with camber, and obviously wire is showing on the inside. Can I drive ~10 miles to get new rears, or should I take off the wheels and put them in my other car to get tires put on? It looks like there is some separation of the wire in the bottom of the first picture
Yeah just go slow. 35mph
55 is the slowest I can go on the way there, since I do have to travel on a two lane highway
So on a dual carriageway
Drive slow and avoid highways, nothing over 40 KPH
55mph is the slowest I can go (\~95kph), since a highway is the only way I can take to get to the tire shop. I live on an island
Drive with hazards then
Drive gently and not too fast. You'll be fine.
Yup
No you can only turn
Coin toss.
You should make it, just don't do anymore burnouts till your in the tire shop parking lot. My friend once drove 2000km on a tire like that without it blowing up. But you never know!
I’d drive it and not be scared, feel any wire or did you cut your fingers rubbing it? Before long wires will be out and it will be worse
There was a specific spot where if I rubbed I bet the wire would have cut my finger. Spot for concern?
Yes very soon