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Assuming you want to mount the TPS (Tire Pressure Sensor) in the identical manner as Nissan intended, it depends on the style wheel. Specifically, what is the orientation of the hole to mount the tire pressure valve, & how much space is on the wheel behind the mounting hole. Wheel diameter is immaterial.
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Originally posted by ChinaClipper
Assuming you want to mount the TPS (Tire Pressure Sensor) in the identical manner as Nissan intended, it depends on the style wheel. Specifically, what is the orientation of the hole to mount the tire pressure valve, & how much space is on the wheel behind the mounting hole. Wheel diameter is immaterial.
Assuming you want to mount the TPS (Tire Pressure Sensor) in the identical manner as Nissan intended, it depends on the style wheel. Specifically, what is the orientation of the hole to mount the tire pressure valve, & how much space is on the wheel behind the mounting hole. Wheel diameter is immaterial.
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wow really nice and creative. would you mind telling me what you used and what kind of bracket you used that made it so secure? now does the balance of the tire get thrown out of whack?
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Originally posted by ironviet
wow really nice and creative. would you mind telling me what you used and what kind of bracket you used that made it so secure? now does the balance of the tire get thrown out of whack?
wow really nice and creative. would you mind telling me what you used and what kind of bracket you used that made it so secure? now does the balance of the tire get thrown out of whack?
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Originally Posted by insane350z
We fabricated the bracket from scratch from scrap aluminum that we had. We then bead blasted the bracket after fabrication. Just used the factory TPS hardware to mount the TPS to the bracket and the bracket basically acts in same capacity as the metal washer retainer for the aftermarket wheel manufacturer's valve stem. When that valve stem is tightened into place it holds the bracket secure to the wheel as well as retains the rubber gasket that seals the wheel.
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