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Re: PAX Swap-Out Experience
by fnx on Sat Nov 24 15:07:56 PST 2007
I just swapped out the PAX tires from my 2005 Odyssey, with 17" wheels taken-off from an Acura RL. The RL wheels spec: Bolt Pattern 5-120; offset: 55mm; Tire spec: Kumho Solus KH16 235/60TR17 (listed at tiretack $80); rolling diameter: ~28" I got the wheel/tire/sensor package from a guy (the wheels are used). The wheels look go. The tires are quiet. The sensors work (not on the first try, there were some mix-up). You can contact Mike acurahondaoem@hotmail.com or 408-829-5302. He is located in San Jose. I did a local pickup. I don't know what the offset is on the original PAX, but with 55mm, I have no problem. I double checked the speed with my GPS, the speedometer reads true. on the way I learned these facts: - Palo Alto Honda dealer, waits $95 for fixing a puncture and $285 per tire for replacement. - my Honda dealer, told me they cannot replace PAX with stock Honda wheels, because there are not combination of wheels and tire that has the correct rolling diameter. (lie) - Local Wheelworks store was willing to fix me with a set of after-market wheels, until they talked the Honda dealer to get the bolt pattern and details. The dealer told them that the bolt pattern are offset are special, and nothing will fit. I thank them because they were at least nice enough try. - If you buy new wheels and tires from Tirerack, they will mount and balance them for you and if you car use a TPMS, they will also install the sensor for. That is until I mention that I have a Touring, then they say there are nothing in their stock that will fit that car. (lie)
Re: don't be fooled.. [jbollt]
by jbollt on Mon Jun 18 15:07:05 PDT 2007
Volkswagen of America, Inc. is introducing an exciting new concept vehicle from its Electronics Research Laboratory (ERL), located in Palo Alto, California. The ERL has taken a 1964 Deluxe Microbus and retrofitted it with a collection of cutting edge technologies. Dubbed the “Chameleon”, this renovated bus contains projects developed by ERL engineers and external partners that explore novel design concepts for tomorrow’s cars. Amoung other things, it has replaced the original VW engine with an all electric drive engine powered by lithium polymer batteries. Surfboards mounted on the roof are also lined with flexible solar panels that provide an additional source of energy to this 100% electric vehicle. read more here --> micro bus

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