16" DRAG WHEELS????
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16" DRAG WHEELS???? does any company sell 16" drag wheels for the rear that will require NO grinding of calipers and NO spacers? 1998 trans am ws6 with baer slotted rotors , stock calipers
buy my take offs cheap. These wheels are surprisingly light & of course they will fit with no probs. https://ls1tech.com/forums/lsx-parts-sale/400150-tires-wheels-4-sale.html
The diameter of the wheel isnt' the issue so much as the caliper overhang. Stay away from 16 inch wheels for drag racing if you can. The ONLY time we use the larger wheels is IF we have to...i.e. Cobra setups etc. We designed the LS1/LT1 combo's for a direct fit 15 inch wheel.
Steve
Steve
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Verdad Gallardo Look at any of our P1 wheels...any of them will work (provided you're still using OEM brakes/calipers/rotors).
If you'd like a quote, please filll out the necessary form by clicking my e-mail link. It isn't necessary to change the studs but I suggest higher tensile studs if whle running any drag wheel w/slicks since higher stress is placed on the studs due to the newfound traction.
If you'd like a quote, please filll out the necessary form by clicking my e-mail link. It isn't necessary to change the studs but I suggest higher tensile studs if whle running any drag wheel w/slicks since higher stress is placed on the studs due to the newfound traction.
