Drag setup on the street?
Drag setup on the street? Just a quick question who drives there 15 inch rims with there drag set ups on the street. My car i put 2,000 miles on at most a year but i love how the stance looks will it be bad to run this all the time?
I run the same setup as thirdgenbum and I have the Hoosier drag skinnies on the front and I drive it to work like that but just don't plan on taking a curve at your normal rate of speed.
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If you dont put the skinnies on the front nothing will change, except for traction in the rain. I ride on my 15X4 and 15X10 Weld RTSs, 325/50R15 radials and no front sway bar and dont have any issues. You just have to pay attention and not drive like a dumb ***.
I personally prefer drag setups but its your preference. Are you going for more show or go? Or both? 
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If I had to order a new set, I would get the Weld RTS series wheels
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Many have run them including myself
Like I said look at the Weld RT-S series, they fit over stock brakes and you don't have to grind anything or run spacers. If I could get rid of my Billet Specialties I would pick up a set of the RT-S'
Like I said look at the Weld RT-S series, they fit over stock brakes and you don't have to grind anything or run spacers. If I could get rid of my Billet Specialties I would pick up a set of the RT-S'