pro stars - 15x8 vs. 15x10
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Originally Posted by 2_wacko
It would be best to run the 15x10 for more bit. There is more grinding of the caliper when running a 15x10.
Its the other way around..... there is more grinding for a 15X8 then a 15X10.....
Ive had both.....
The 15X8's(5.5" BS) first with 275/60/15 M/T ET Street Radials....
15X10's (7.5" BS) with 28X10.5 ET Drags
Current 15X10's (5.5" BS) 325/50/15 M/T Et Street Radials...
Really its what ever you want.....
If you are wanting to sat with about the stock tire size a 15X8 or 10 would work with a 275/50/15 radials...
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I'm running into the same question as the poster. Just wondering what backspacing guys are running with 15x8 draglites, I feel a 15x10 would be good also just don't need a 325/50/15 tire on my car. Want to do as little cutting and fitting as possible.
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Originally Posted by z28misfit
I'm running into the same question as the poster. Just wondering what backspacing guys are running with 15x8 draglites, I feel a 15x10 would be good also just don't need a 325/50/15 tire on my car. Want to do as little cutting and fitting as possible.
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Originally Posted by datsbad
Guys , I have a set of 15x10's with 7.5 bs , I also have 325/60/15 Mickey drag radials. They dont fit !!!!!!!!!!!!!
What have I done wrong?
the tire hits right near the rubber bump stops.
What have I done wrong?
the tire hits right near the rubber bump stops.
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