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Strangely, he has.
From the comfort of my armchair, Bridgestone RE050A Potenza somethings, so I believe not N-rated !!!!!
But the tyres are a consumable, and don't matter. I'd be more worried about the dry seals throughout the engine/gearbox due to lack of use.
However it seems to be sitting lower than OE, even than factory M030 or M033, so the suspension might have been done.
From the comfort of my armchair, Bridgestone RE050A Potenza somethings, so I believe not N-rated !!!!!
But the tyres are a consumable, and don't matter. I'd be more worried about the dry seals throughout the engine/gearbox due to lack of use.
However it seems to be sitting lower than OE, even than factory M030 or M033, so the suspension might have been done.
First thing I found that is from an engineer rather than just 'a fact'...
the interweb said:
As is common with most seals of any design that ride on a moving part, a small amount of the system fluid (in this case, motor oil) is required to keep the seal from operating dry. In addition, the oil is used as a swelling agent to expand the seal so that it fits tightly into the rear main cap/block and rides snugly against the crankshaft.
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