To start a conversation (or PM), first click on the person’s name
Then click on start Conversation
Then type your message
When you get a reply, it will be noted on upper Right hand corner (Inbox).
hopefully this helps.
BudW
My new find: '82 Chrysler New Yorker
- Thread starter gomopar89
- Start date
Then click on start Conversation
Then type your message
When you get a reply, it will be noted on upper Right hand corner (Inbox).
hopefully this helps.
BudW
Oldiron440
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I just figured out how to not get my e-mail flooded.
Please share that also.
BudW
Please share that also.
BudW
Not to get off-topic, but tire sizes go by the tread width (in millimeters), the tire height-to-width ratio (percentage), belt or ply material (radio is “R”, for example), wheel diameter (15 inche for M-body).
Correct examples are listed below.
In 1982, M-body the normal tire size is 205/75R15, using a 7.0” wide wheel.
Optional tire sizes are:
195/75R15 (using either a 5.5” or a 7.0” wide wheel)
205/75R15 (7.0” wide wheel)
My ’86 book only shows one available size (for '86 M-bodies): 205/75R15
FYI
195/75R15 tires are 26.52” tall (673. mm), tread is 7.68” wide (195 mm) and sidewall height is 7.68”.
205/75R15 tires are 27.1” tall (688.5 mm), tread is 8.07” wide (205 mm) and sidewall height is 6.07”.
215/70R15 tires are 26.85” tall (682.0 mm), tread is 8.46” wide (215 mm) and sidewall height is 5.93”.
215/75R15 tires are 27.7” tall (703.5 mm), tread is 8.46” wide (215 mm) and sidewall height is 6.35”.
Most tire size changes require a speedometer gear (in transmission) change or your speedometer/odometer will not read correctly. That does include a change to/from any the four tires mentioned above (or to other sizes).
BudW
Correct examples are listed below.
In 1982, M-body the normal tire size is 205/75R15, using a 7.0” wide wheel.
Optional tire sizes are:
195/75R15 (using either a 5.5” or a 7.0” wide wheel)
205/75R15 (7.0” wide wheel)
My ’86 book only shows one available size (for '86 M-bodies): 205/75R15
FYI
195/75R15 tires are 26.52” tall (673. mm), tread is 7.68” wide (195 mm) and sidewall height is 7.68”.
205/75R15 tires are 27.1” tall (688.5 mm), tread is 8.07” wide (205 mm) and sidewall height is 6.07”.
215/70R15 tires are 26.85” tall (682.0 mm), tread is 8.46” wide (215 mm) and sidewall height is 5.93”.
215/75R15 tires are 27.7” tall (703.5 mm), tread is 8.46” wide (215 mm) and sidewall height is 6.35”.
Most tire size changes require a speedometer gear (in transmission) change or your speedometer/odometer will not read correctly. That does include a change to/from any the four tires mentioned above (or to other sizes).
BudW
Have your computer on the second floor instead of using it in the basement?
I know we have a 25 message limit. I can take my “full” inbox, delete six messages – then only to have room for two more new ones. I hadn’t comprehended In-box physics yet.
BudW
Oldiron440
Well-Known Member
Just done with the emails..............
gomopar89
Active Member
Thanks for the PM info!
You are welcome.
Hopefully MoparDan wasn’t thinking I was picking on him.
The conversation takes a bit to get used to – but it works fine, except for you cannot post pictures there. Pictures have to be posted in a thread somewhere or via email.
BudW
MoparDan
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Thanks for the info on PM, no I didn't think you were picking on me haha! When it comes to doing things on the internet I need all the help I can get (not very good with this type of stuff)
