What are the widest slicks you can run on stock rims?
05-08-04, 08:36 PM
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By "slick", do you mean a drag tire or a road racing tire?
drag: Mickey Thompson E/T Streets 255/50 16 or BFG Drag 255/50 16
road race: 225/50 Hoosier RS304
There aren't any pure slick tires that will fit the stock rims, the above tires are DOT-approved.
drag: Mickey Thompson E/T Streets 255/50 16 or BFG Drag 255/50 16
road race: 225/50 Hoosier RS304
There aren't any pure slick tires that will fit the stock rims, the above tires are DOT-approved.
05-10-04, 05:03 PM
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You can fit a 26x10.5 drag slick.... Not sure whether a 28" tall will fit.
Hoosier QTP's (Dot legal slick) makes a 27x11.5 which I believe is only 9.5" wide.
Do some searching on here and you should find a few others that have posted on this.
You can run aluminum space saver spares up front to shave off some weight as well
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Hoosier QTP's (Dot legal slick) makes a 27x11.5 which I believe is only 9.5" wide.
Do some searching on here and you should find a few others that have posted on this.
You can run aluminum space saver spares up front to shave off some weight as well
.-GNX7
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I am going with the slicks because I don't feel there's any real way of launching a stick car hard and having it hook on drag radials. But can I really fit a 10.5 inch tire in the wheelwells without rubbing?
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