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Does anyone know how long these tires will last on the street? And if i have these tires and 4.10s, how long would my rearend last? 2000 ss 6spd!
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If your on the stock rear in an M6, it might be ok if your clutch blows up first (assuming it's stock). I would strongly recommend changing the rear and clutch before doing any type of hard launch. And they will not last long at all on the streets. If I had to guess, I would say 500 or so miles assuming they see regular drag use. Drag radials would probably be a better choice but you would still have to be easy with the launches if they hook up well.
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Originally Posted by 02 Camaro SS
If your on the stock rear in an M6, it might be ok if your clutch blows up first (assuming it's stock). I would strongly recommend changing the rear and clutch before doing any type of hard launch. And they will not last long at all on the streets. If I had to guess, I would say 500 or so miles assuming they see regular drag use. Drag radials would probably be a better choice but you would still have to be easy with the launches if they hook up well.
What should I do for the rear? i have a hook up on 4.10s and install, around 220.00.
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Originally Posted by urshtwk
What should I do for the rear? i have a hook up on 4.10s and install, around 220.00.
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Originally Posted by jmm98LS1
What others meant by "doing the rear first" is upgrading to a 12 bolt or 9 inch rearend. The stock 10 bolt is too small/weak for an ls1 drivetrain, regardless of what gears are in it. You're looking at closer to $2k.....not $200! Sure that's not what you wanted to hear. ![The Jester](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_jest.gif)
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****!! I say **** the slicks! ill do a 12 bolt later.
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Originally Posted by urshtwk
****!! I say **** the slicks! ill do a 12 bolt later.
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Originally Posted by 02 Camaro SS
Yea, it's not cheap. If you were an automatic you would be able to get away with it but with the m6 it would save you a headache if you wait until you can get a 12 bolt or 9 inch. Unfortunately GM likes to save money on rears that can't withstand the HP these cars make.
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Originally Posted by urshtwk
thanks for the advice, ill just get 4.10s for now.. keep the hard driving from a roll. I mean I will be all right if i just come off the line slow, then hammer that ****!