Best tires for dirt drags
#11
Jims sand toys is the best place to the the SLS. If you want the pro wedge its a honda tire so you need the part number. The problem isnt getting the tire, its mounting it to the wheel without tearing it (because they are light).
#14
Thanks fellas,
Speaking of tearing $hit up, man these 125 wheels are brittle too! Just try and use a tire iron on one of these puppys.
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Speaking of tearing $hit up, man these 125 wheels are brittle too! Just try and use a tire iron on one of these puppys.
Ive seen stronger tin foil[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
#15
I have a few more questions.
1- Am I better off with more rim and less tire, or more tire and less rim (a 10 vs an 8)
2-Do you recomend the .125 or the 160 wheel, I didnt have much luck with the last set of .125s I bought.
3- so whats the trick to mount these w/o tearin em up?
Have any of you fellas tried this, "Zipper" tire? It Appears to be the same tread pattern as the wedge, and 4 sno. Plus they come in 10" rim sizes. I have a spare set of 10" 190s in my shop. Not real sure what they weigh tho.
Thanks again
1- Am I better off with more rim and less tire, or more tire and less rim (a 10 vs an 8)
2-Do you recomend the .125 or the 160 wheel, I didnt have much luck with the last set of .125s I bought.
3- so whats the trick to mount these w/o tearin em up?
Have any of you fellas tried this, "Zipper" tire? It Appears to be the same tread pattern as the wedge, and 4 sno. Plus they come in 10" rim sizes. I have a spare set of 10" 190s in my shop. Not real sure what they weigh tho.
Thanks again
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