Orange Electronic TPMS Retrofit System Group Buy
#34
#35
I'm interested and would need two sets. I need confirmation that these would fit Kinesis F110's (believe Champion's mfr. made these) and also Volk TE 37's (my track wheels)...
I don't really have time to dig into taking pictures and such so hopefully somebody else has the same wheels and can comment!?
I don't really have time to dig into taking pictures and such so hopefully somebody else has the same wheels and can comment!?
#36
IMPORTANT UPDATE GUYS!!
With the help of "vincentw" we were able to get the group buy online at :
http://www.gotogroupbuy.com/260/Orange-Electronic-TPMS-Retrofit-System-Group-Buy.aspx
WHOEVER IS INTERESTED PLEASE LOG IN THERE AND CLICK "JOIN GROUP BUY". THIS IS GONNA GET US AN ACCURATE COUNT OF COMMITED BUYERS AND THE BEST POSSIBLE PRICE. SINCE ORANGE ELECTRONIC TOOK OVER THE GROUP BUY WE CAN ASK THEM ALL QUESTIONS DIRECTLY FOLLOWING THE LINK.
With the help of "vincentw" we were able to get the group buy online at :
http://www.gotogroupbuy.com/260/Orange-Electronic-TPMS-Retrofit-System-Group-Buy.aspx
WHOEVER IS INTERESTED PLEASE LOG IN THERE AND CLICK "JOIN GROUP BUY". THIS IS GONNA GET US AN ACCURATE COUNT OF COMMITED BUYERS AND THE BEST POSSIBLE PRICE. SINCE ORANGE ELECTRONIC TOOK OVER THE GROUP BUY WE CAN ASK THEM ALL QUESTIONS DIRECTLY FOLLOWING THE LINK.
#38
I am not really sure I understand your question, the sensors fit inside the wheel cavity on the end of the valve stems as in the picture. You replace your valve stems with the ones supplied in the kit.
#40
heavychevy, it's not an issue. Many systems are designed this way. The sensor has an integrated stem and mounts inside the wheel. Wheel movement has no forces at work to separate the sensor from stem. It weighs less than a small wheel weight.
For those of us with more than 1 set of wheels, it would be nice to get more than one set of sensors. Is this an option?
For those of us with more than 1 set of wheels, it would be nice to get more than one set of sensors. Is this an option?
#41
Now that I know for sure is not true because I had the TPMS from my corvette mounted in aftermarket wheels and it always came loose. If this one works better, then great, but it's not to be taken for granted. There are certainly forces inside a wheel that can pull them apart too.
#42
Now that I know for sure is not true because I had the TPMS from my corvette mounted in aftermarket wheels and it always came loose. If this one works better, then great, but it's not to be taken for granted. There are certainly forces inside a wheel that can pull them apart too.
#43
Ok, I guess for $120 it's worth a shot anyways. Mine would be more for track use anyways which is why the concern with the higher speeds and such. But I wouldn't want to have to drill a hole in an aftermarket set of wheels and then have problems with the sensors if you know what I mean.