Would these fit my tii?

[Meintii]

If not then what sizes should i be looking for?

-Zac

[2002tii]

from what I see in your post, Yes.

just so you know this is all I see in the body of the post :

If not then what sizes should i be looking for?

-Zac

[Ray-2002tii]

I'd look for other sizes of what you have, whatever it is???

[BillWilliams]

Can't let fellows you pull my boy's chain much longer.

Zach is one of the younger fellows among us. 16 or so.

[penth2o]

Man, You guys are Brutal.....

[Ray-2002tii]

Can't let fellows you pull my boy's chain much longer.

Zach is one of the younger fellows among us. 16 or so.

In that case, the chain will not fit a tii, just a chain drive. Do you have them in stock Bill?

[InkaSteve]

Can't let fellows you pull my boy's chain much longer.

Zach is one of the younger fellows among us. 16 or so.

In that case, the chain will not fit a tii, just a chain drive. Do you have them in stock Bill?

Gee Ray, shouldn't you be out polishing your "Shark" instead of picking on Zac?

P L E E E E Z ZAC......"for the Luv of god" post the pic. Do you need help posting the Pic?? or drawing? or whatever it is that only the psychics among us can see. I am positive that it might or might not fit...

Oh crap, he lives in Atlanta, probably gone to bed by now. Has to get up for school in the AM.

[BillWilliams]

I want to see the tii sometime soon.

Chain drive on order from Mobil Traditions Ray.

[Meintii]

Oh... I guess a link would be helpful... I knew I should have double checked about that... Oh well These are some autox tire that I found on ebay. Need to know (quikly) if they will fit..

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Yokohama-Autocross-Race-Tires-w-VW-Honda-Rims_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ107065QQihZ006QQitemZ160161272029QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW

[Meintii]

But since I've been on here for what seems like forever, I'm most deffinatly used to the battering by now. Did you say that you wanted to see how my tii is looking currenty, or rays?

[BillWilliams]

I have not seen his, he keeps it hidden.

[InkaSteve]

Here is a shot of Ray's Tii at FestWest 2004

You can see it in the background at Cars & Coffee in July

I haven't see his "shark" Euro M635. But will get to see it this weekend at the Pacific SharkFest in Santa Barbara

[Ray-2002tii]

Wow Steve, I didn't know you had that picture, even has my son and I in it! OK you guys, keep an eye out. Either in December or Janurary we are going to do another BMW day at Cars & Coffee in Irvine. Last year we had about 60 BMW's from all over and then after the morning coffee session, we did a nice drive and ended up meeting for lunch. As soon as a date is locked in, I'll make sure it gets posted. Attn: Bill Williams, start gathering up those free flight points so you can come out.

My tii:

My M635:

[InkaSteve]

Wow Steve, I didn't know you had that picture, even has my son and I in it! OK you guys, keep an eye out. Either in December or Janurary we are going to do another BMW day at Cars & Coffee in Irvine. Last year we had about 60 BMW's from all over and then after the morning coffee session, we did a nice drive and ended up meeting for lunch. As soon as a date is locked in, I'll make sure it gets posted. Attn: Bill Williams, start gathering up those free flight points so you can come out.

My tii:

My M635:

Tom has it as January 12th 2008 on the E9 board calendar. Fixed your m635 link on the quote.

Sorry about the hijack, Zac...could someone answer his question Puleeze.

[SteveJ]

To answer the fitment question for Zac-

Yes, those should fit. Going the other way, years ago I had a set of MSW wheels for an 02 that I traded to a friend to use on his wife's Honda. The offset fit just fine. The only issue you could run into is which size tires were used on the rims. If too tall, they could rub.

I would recommend not buying these tires for a few reasons. One is that if they are old A008R's, then they are very old and they will be more hard than sticky. Another reason to stay away from sticky rubber right now is that if you are a relatively young driver, then your money would be MUCH better spent in getting instruction and seat time. To put it in other terms: Me in a all-out race car versus Mario Andretti in a stock Toyota Camry- Who do you think would win a race? (Hint- I ain't that good a driver) There is NO substitute for experience and seat time. Spend your money there.

Sticky, race rubber is a great thing, but to tell the truth, I had the most fun autocrossing in a bone stock 2002 with skinny Michelins. When they wore out, my buddies at the shop were more than happy to GIVE me a new set to wear out. Besides, floppy suspension and no grip means you are forced to be smooth. Much like you would have to be with a chain drive 2002.