jlrz28

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Everything I have read says .1-.2. Are these real world results?

BRDMAN

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Good question, personally I don't think its worth the effort cause most racing is done on the highway....lol...jk, but seriously . Its a good mod for some one with an all out drag car but just my 2 cents

OIF1VET

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I couldn't tell you... I went from 18x 10's on all 4's with DR's(out back of course) to 15x8's and 15x4's.. Car was much faster in the 1/4, but I attribute most of that to better traction and 60' times with the ET Street rear DR's.. So, in the end, I guess I am no help... lol I am now running 15x10 and 17x4.5 but have not been to the track with this set up..

sweet99ss

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I'm very interested in this question as well. It will also depend on what wheels they are replacing and how big of a wheel/tire combo you had on before. I have 17" z06 wheels with 245 wide tires so idk how much I will gain, but I just picked up a set of race star wheels not to long ago.

Photochop

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.1-.2 was what I saw going from a 17x9 SLP ZR1 style wheel to a 15x4 convo pro and euro tire. You may pick up another tenth going to a true biased ply (light weight) front runner tire. Its nothing earthshattering, but it all adds up.

BOBS99SS

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^ this, its not much but it adds up in the end, i love my drag setup but its a pain in the *** to dive on the street 24/7 , if its a street car imo street wheels is what should be on it, just safer and overall better ride,

createnit

I have seen a mph or so gain on passes with front runners

jlrz28

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Now for the question that always seems to be different. What actually fits the car with out grinding? What size of rim (15,17) and back space?

sweet99ss

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Race stars fit without grinding, are a good price. The backs need 7.5 back spacing.

BOBS99SS

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^ not true ,some have had to grind with racestars, it really depends, i have heard of a few that went with weld rts and had to grind just a lil, bogarts are great but there not cheap, pro stars and wheels in that budget do require a good bit of grinding,but i have been driving on my grinded calipers for 2 years and have never had any issues , so im not to worried about that

Photochop

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I'm selling my car, and my street/strip wheel combo I'm selling separately. You could run these on the car 24/7 without having to worry about changing them out for the track or running too skinny a tire up front that would sacrifice braking performance. You won't find a better all around setup out there IMO.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/parts-cla...t-radials.html

sweet99ss

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Any that had to grind only had to grind very little off.