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Tire ?????
okie dokey now, I just got 2 10x27 15 hoosier Drag slicks for $20, I already know it will be tight...but would it be dangerous to pop them on my 15x7 bird wheels?
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look at hoosiers website, it will tell you what size rim is NEEDED for that size tire.
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too much tire for your motor but whatever you wanna do
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would they be 27x10.5x15 quick time pros?
Their site doesn't list a 27" tall full slick. If they are QTPs, Hoosier's site says they need to be on an 8"-10" rim. https://www.hoosiertire.com/specdrag.htm - Justin |
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thanks Justin, it says economy slick on the side. but i could car less, it was $20 |
ok so they are circle track F55 compound tires HAHA, F it, I'm running on em, looks like i'm rollin with 2 spares and a jack
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If you heat them up to much, they will lose grip. Like I said, it's a completely different rubber compound. Drag tires are designed to be heated up a decent amount, that makes the surface of the tire sticky and provides good traction. Circle track tires are designed to be used at a constant temperature for extended periods of time.
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..........damn.............o well I'll just grab the other set I was gonna use
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they are 2 identical tires
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We were always measuring tires when working on Randy99's modified. - Justin |
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o0o sprint cars, I though you mean nascar short track modifieds
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you should get wider rims then you need and strech the rubber like all the old school VW's do
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HAHA nah, I'll just buy a set of DRs
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Bubba, I wouldnt mess with Dans car if you happen to line up, your not the only one who has been working on their car this winter.
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thats right, your car will probably be slower this year
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I'm not afraid to lose
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so if your not really shooting for 13s why did you call my truck out in that thread?
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