slicks on weld wheels

[blue z]

got a pair of hoosier 28-10.5-15 on weld wheels. tires got about 40% left to them off my 2000 camaro, includes shanked lug nuts looking to get 200 firm tires are in vernon nj will not ship for pick-up only

[The_Bishop]

I'm fuzzy on NHRA rules, but do you need longer studs to run slicks? It's been a while since I ran anything but drag radials.

Have the fronts?

[blue z]

i have a 9inch with 1/2 studs that are longer idk nhra rules island dragway never gave me a problem

[blue z]

the back spacing is 5.5 and the rim is a 8 inch wide rim

[blue z]

price drop $150 takes them

Originally Posted by The_Bishop

I'm fuzzy on NHRA rules, but do you need longer studs to run slicks? It's been a while since I ran anything but drag radials.

Have the fronts?

Originally Posted by NHRA_Rule_Book

The thread engagement on all wheel studs to the lug nut,
or lug bolts to wheel hubs, must be equivalent to or greater than the diameter of the stud/bolt.
Length of the stud/bolt does not determine permissibility.(Example: A 7/16-inch stud must be
thoroughly engaged through the threads in the hex portion of the lug a minimum of 7/16-inch.)

with welds you need longer studs because they are thick wheels. with wheels likes bogarts (i believe) or Convo pros, you do not need them.

[The_Bishop]

Thanks, Jerz.

Did these fit over your rear LS brakes, or did you have to 'massage' the brake calipers?

[blue z]

Had to grind a little bit off the edge of caliper

[B4C]

Hey I was just wondering if you still have these, also do they have tubes in them?
Thanks, Mike