MT 305/35r18 on a FD?
03-02-10, 05:52 PM
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Your friend is asking for trouble if he is running a stock irs. Much better idea using MT Etstreets if your going to drag race. ( i assume thats your why your asking since your in the drag section). The et street will flex and absorb the shock as where the drag radial have alot more wheel hop, increasing chances of breaking something in the driveline especially the diff.
03-02-10, 07:00 PM
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Thanks Ernie T, I will let him know what you said. Other than the possible/probable breakage, will that size fit in the stock rear wheel wel?
Yup its for drag racing.
Ricky
Yup its for drag racing.
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03-03-10, 02:20 AM
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03-03-10, 06:28 PM
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Thanks
The car is built from what I gather but to what degree I am not to sure. I copied this link to a local thread where he posted the question originaly so he can read the responses and advice directly.
The car is built from what I gather but to what degree I am not to sure. I copied this link to a local thread where he posted the question originaly so he can read the responses and advice directly.
