need some help
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Staging Lane
Joined: May 2007
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From: Herndon, Virginia
need some help Hey guys, Im getting ready to get new wheels and tires for the 99 and i was wondering what are generally regarded as good drag wheels. i was looking at some of the Weld's. I like the Draglite 90 series, but my friend told me they are heavy and not the best for drag racing. I wanted you guys opinions on them? Also, if they arent the best choice, i also like the magnum 2.0's. Are either of them really heavy? Also, what is widest wheel i can put under the rear without tubbing it? And if anyone has pics of their cars with either of the wheels on them, id like to see them.
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On The Tree
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From: Kansas City
The Weld Magnum one piece wheel. They do not make the Prostar in 17 inch. 15 inch only. The sizing options are up to you. What you like may be different than what I like. I prefer 15 inch all the way around. It looks better to me with the same size front and rear.
On The Tree
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The Prostar and Draglite are made the same way with the same material. Although the Prostar is a tad bit lighter than the Draglite by the design. The 15x3.5 Draglite weighs 9.8 lbs and the 15x3.5 Prostar weighs 9.3 lbs
I hope this helps.
I hope this helps.
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Staging Lane
Joined: May 2007
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From: Herndon, Virginia
ok cool thanks for all the help man. Does anybody know whats the fattest tire you can put on the back without tubbing? I was thinking about a 315 or something around that area (bigger or smaller) and wanted to know if it will fit? Im going to get mickey et streets. what is the equivalent of a 315? im looking on jegs btw
