Fikse Aros + M&H 325/45Rs = SEX
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#9
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What size rim are you running in the rear?
You should go an inch wider
I can see in the picture of the wheel in the background
that your rim is crowning the tire.
You want that tire tread patch as flat as possible even with no car weight on them.
Otherwise you are getting less than someone running a 275 and just carrying the extra mass for no reason.
You should go an inch wider
I can see in the picture of the wheel in the background
that your rim is crowning the tire.
You want that tire tread patch as flat as possible even with no car weight on them.
Otherwise you are getting less than someone running a 275 and just carrying the extra mass for no reason.
#12
Thanks man, are you going with M&Hs too, or Mickeys? From what I've read, and from people with experience have told me, is they hook the best out of all DRs.
These are actually the updated version with 1" more tread width, before they only had 10 1/2" of tread. Fits perfectly on a 11" rim. It is a 28" tall tire. 4th gear pulls ftw
Hell yeah man, we meet every weekend, PM me when you are down.
Thanks
It's a 17x11 in the rear. The only bigger option M&H offers is a 390, and that is HUGE, there are some at the shop, lol. I think what you're talking about might be because I filled them with 25psi and or they are brand new and need a few miles to "break in"??
Haha, you'd be surprised, there are some slow cars out sometimes
Thanks
What size rim are you running in the rear?
You should go an inch wider. I can see in the picture of the wheel in the background that your rim is crowning the tire.
You want that tire tread patch as flat as possible even with no car weight on them. Otherwise you are getting less than someone running a 275 and just carrying the extra mass for no reason.
You should go an inch wider. I can see in the picture of the wheel in the background that your rim is crowning the tire.
You want that tire tread patch as flat as possible even with no car weight on them. Otherwise you are getting less than someone running a 275 and just carrying the extra mass for no reason.
Haha, you'd be surprised, there are some slow cars out sometimes