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I would think that you could run the wheel. I use to run some heavy mufflers hanging under car. They were not hooked up but needed the weight.
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Have you tried one of the “space saver” oem type spare tire/wheel combinations?
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I thought about that but am not sure if its legal considering its not available for the combo. Pulled a 13" rim w/o a tire and it cleared. Have the battery and fuel relay mounted where the the weight box would go.
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I would think it would be considered removeable ballast and be legal in that respect. No different than a barbell weight.
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I was asked by NHRA one time if the spare tire I was carrying would bolt up to the car.
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I had a slick go flat at the end of a run at Indy and pulled over on the return road, opened the hatch pulled out the spare and jack and proceeded to change the tire. This was all before the scales.
Never seen so many Tech guys come flying up the return road to watch me and escort me to the scales.
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