Using space saver spare RIMS for front runners.
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Using space saver spare RIMS for front runners.
I am trying to get some biasply tires on my fiero, and I can not find a 15x5 inch rim for it. I could run a 15x6 if I was crafty, which would fit a sportsman bias ply from MT.
I would rather end up with a true drag skinny, but there is NO such thing as an affordable front rim for me. Anything wrong with using the space saver spares from a neon? 15x4 with the correct spacing.
I would rather end up with a true drag skinny, but there is NO such thing as an affordable front rim for me. Anything wrong with using the space saver spares from a neon? 15x4 with the correct spacing.
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I am trying to get some biasply tires on my fiero, and I can not find a 15x5 inch rim for it. I could run a 15x6 if I was crafty, which would fit a sportsman bias ply from MT.
I would rather end up with a true drag skinny, but there is NO such thing as an affordable front rim for me. Anything wrong with using the space saver spares from a neon? 15x4 with the correct spacing.
I would rather end up with a true drag skinny, but there is NO such thing as an affordable front rim for me. Anything wrong with using the space saver spares from a neon? 15x4 with the correct spacing.
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I have found a select amount of skinnies, but for the money I would rather look for something else... Right now I would end up spending well more than $175 each for a front rim... and due to the fact I am a cheap ***, I would be quite pissed I spent 3x as much for front wheels and tires than I did rear wheels and tires.
I am working on setting up a 10.5 inch drag radial setup for when I street race the car next year.
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If by front runners you mean for track use, most tracks won't allow this. If by just skinny front wheels is what you're saying, ebay. . . 396, it's a small GM bolt pattern . . .