Drag radials?
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Drag radials?
I got a 95 Trans am and I'm getting a set of 15x10 wheels for the rear with no tires. The fronts are skinnies and already have tries.
I'm a little lost on what rear tires would look good. Im not afraid to beat in the fender well to make some meats fit. Interested in any pics and links for tires.
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Here is the car. Lowered in front but still stock height in rear.
I'm a little lost on what rear tires would look good. Im not afraid to beat in the fender well to make some meats fit. Interested in any pics and links for tires.
Thanks
Here is the car. Lowered in front but still stock height in rear.
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Try to run a 7.5 bs with a 295/55/15 Mt DR. These are right at 28in tall and 12in wide. You will have to cut off the bump stop, beat in the inner fender well and probably roll the lip. They will look killer on there.
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And honestly it's not gonna see the track till I get a rear end. So is that still a good choice? I don't mind spending the money but if there's something cheaper more suitable for the street that would be better I suppose.
Guess I shoulda mentioned that
Guess I shoulda mentioned that
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i think the 50s look to small,thats what i had before the 60s , imo these fill out the rear alot better, i will go with a 295/55/15 Mt DR next time around, overall i think the 50s are better for the street, no abs issue, and drive a lil better but bigger looks better on a drag setup, i guess everyone has there own opinion though