how hard can i push 16in MT DR's?
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Originally Posted by chae
28" M/T on stock aluminum 16" Z28 wheels here. Won't be running them until next season when I do the cam swap. They're a little over-kill for a bolt-on only car (in my opinion).
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Originally Posted by Magnet
well..275 and 315 nittos aren't enough, so i guess i could go 275/17 M/T but i would rather just go to a 16 and not worry about it..
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Originally Posted by Magnet
well..275 and 315 nittos aren't enough, so i guess i could go 275/17 M/T but i would rather just go to a 16 and not worry about it..
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no..but i never really launch it hard..my typical run is footbraking to 1krpms and then rolling into the gas pretty slowly..anything else and i seem to jsut light them up and run a 2+ 60'.
I've been waiting on some packages though and they finally showed up today. Installed relocation brackets, LCA's and an adjustable panhard bar
I've been waiting on some packages though and they finally showed up today. Installed relocation brackets, LCA's and an adjustable panhard bar
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