Finally, tires arrived, mounted & on ... "Weld RT-S deal is too good to pass up"
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Probably been answered somewhere else but gonna ask anyway, do you need to use those hubcentric rings with these wheels or just bolt on and go? I have the race stars and have to use the rings and I'm not a big fan.
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I will have grind a hair off the front brake calipers (they ever so slightly rub)and also will be removing a bit more metal near where the bump stops were mounted. I have 1.25" clearance from the edge of the rim and with the additional .85"/1" in section width of the Drags/Streets, it is a bit too close for me. The fenders will also have to be rolled. I am hoping I will not have to trim the fenders for the 28's, but if I do, so be it.
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Nice set of rims Brian cant wait to see it on the ground. If you can get them I would go with the 28" it'll give you a little flex on the sidewall to help you get out of the hole
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hey ... long time no "see". Thanks for the compliment ... I am happy I waited on the Race Stars and was able to go with the RT-S's. I can get those 28" ET Drags for $100 and they have quite a bit of life in them so I am waaaay leaning toward them. I am just a bit worried about everything I have read about an M6 on a non-stiff wall ... rims hitting the pavement, breakage, slipping on the rim. The shop who has them dry mounts them and the owner of the slicks has been running them in the mid-5's so he says not to worry about rim slippage, but those 5's are on Mustangs ... big weight difference.
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