50 shot?
#61
I am not sure what lowering is gonna do for clearance to be honest. I know that 27 inch tires fit with no problems at all, 28 inch radials (not the 325 that takes alot of work, but the 275/60/15) will also fit, it's the bias ply groth that makes them need more room.
IMO, if you're limited size wise then I would go with whatever you can get in a full slick. I know there's 16 inch slicks, not et streets, full et drag's With a stick car you'll be better off with a soft sidewall slick anyway. You might even be better off with a 26x10 et drag then a 27 inch et street. I played with the dot slicks, and they don't compare to the et drag traction that I am sure of.
IMO, if you're limited size wise then I would go with whatever you can get in a full slick. I know there's 16 inch slicks, not et streets, full et drag's With a stick car you'll be better off with a soft sidewall slick anyway. You might even be better off with a 26x10 et drag then a 27 inch et street. I played with the dot slicks, and they don't compare to the et drag traction that I am sure of.
#62
damn, I thought m/t had one.
If you can, I'd seriously look into getting a set of drag rims for the track, even a set of convo pro's that are inexpensive or something, it's worth it just for the tire selection
If you can, I'd seriously look into getting a set of drag rims for the track, even a set of convo pro's that are inexpensive or something, it's worth it just for the tire selection
#63
dont get me wrong id love a set of prostars, but im not into the grinding thing and with my car lowered im not sure if the tires will stick out past the fender lip, and when the suspension transfers if it would hit? and no one around me has a set that i could try.
#65
Not sure exactly what your plans are, but someone makes a slick for a 17" rim. I don't have alot of info on them, but I know that there were guys hitting 1.5X 60's with them in stick cars (new mustangs I think).