I Hate Welds!!!!!
I had to run my street tires that day because of that ****. Now i have taken the slicks off and put ET street radials on them. I decided to go to the track today because of the cold front and try to break into the 7's for the first time. I want to run 7 something while im still a bolt on car so i decided to try my welds again. I got the grinder out and ground some more and even put a spacer on them but they still rub, WTF!! I had to run my heavy *** TTII"S w/ nittos instead and well i fell short of my goals once again.
I ran an 8.08 @ 90.55 mph w/ a 1.90 60'. So thats it, they are gone and i am getting some BOGARTS> If anyone has a set for sale please pm me or email me @ mudgunner@aol.com Thanks Charles They will take some work to fit as you have done, you must have not ground enough in an area that needed more.
Welds are a good enconomy choice but do take some effort to make them fit. Some fit easier then others, it depends on the calipers and pads you are using. You need about .100 of an inch clearance between the caliper and the rim.
If you can't get it setup correctly or are really that tire of them, give me a call and I can help you out with our Bogarts we designed for your car. Just to let you know, I recommend a 10 inch rim, not an 8. With our setup, you will easily be able to run a 26x11.5 or 27x11.5 ET street or 275/50/15 radial.
Good luck,
Steve
SJM Mfg, Inc.
Bogart wholesale/distribution
sjmmanufacturing@verizon.net
Your welcome. Make certain if your friend whom is purchasing the rims takes the tires also, those tires are too small( width) for our F-body setups. You'll want to choose one of the tires that I suggested. (not sure what you have for the fronts)
The line lock kits are at sale pricing. The B-001 kits are my recommendation, at ~125.00, you can't beat the price for what it includes. Give me a call so I can set up what your need and discuss opportunities for you.
Steve


