Anyone have any skinny's FS?
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Anyone have any skinny's FS?
I have had so many differant sets in my garage. Could'nt decide on what ones to run and ended up sending all back. I was going to run the coker firestones but from the looks of them I cant imagine they are going to fit being 26 tall. So I thought I would throw this up and if someone has a front set forsale "welds" or such let me know. I would prefer 24 or 25 tall. Let me know.....
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Why don't you guys buy a set of welds? They are not expensive. Get the ProStars for about $300 for the set. Then get a set of 15x4.5 MT ET streets. I forget the offset you need, but there was a huge thread in this section about it. Dan Shrecter started it. Title was something like Weld drag wheels.
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Why don't you guys buy a set of welds? They are not expensive. Get the ProStars for about $300 for the set. Then get a set of 15x4.5 MT ET streets. I forget the offset you need, but there was a huge thread in this section about it. Dan Shrecter started it. Title was something like Weld drag wheels.
I might try again Ernie. I had the weld knock offs and the offset was wrong. Then I got the billet ones and they would have worked with a good size spacer and grinding the calipers. I just decided to try the stockers with coker tire's for now. Once I get them painted and on the track well see how it looks.
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Would there be any real advantage to running ET fronts compared to the bias-ply cokers??? I think the cokers look fine btws sk8, once all 4 wheels are painted to match.
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