Need ideas on a CHEAP light 15" rim to place drag radials on.
you don't need rims or drag radials.. you need a lesson in how to feather the clutch and launch properly
actually technically since you can't launch.. you need 17's .. that way you will get better traction.. because now all you are going to do is spin like crazy with 15's
actually technically since you can't launch.. you need 17's .. that way you will get better traction.. because now all you are going to do is spin like crazy with 15's
launching on 15"s is like doing a tight rope routine... If thats your car in your sig, I would believe you would have much much too much power to launch on 15"s go with 16"s or 17"s
True I think I need to learn to feather the clutch.
but even with my stock 17's Potenza's it is worse than with my 15" with drag's. But while I learn tofeather my clutch. What is a other idea for rims?
I may take a look at the Mustang stock rims, if they seems good what would be a good size DR for it, I am currently using 225/50/15?
but even with my stock 17's Potenza's it is worse than with my 15" with drag's. But while I learn tofeather my clutch. What is a other idea for rims?
I may take a look at the Mustang stock rims, if they seems good what would be a good size DR for it, I am currently using 225/50/15?
Originally posted by The New CLIMAX
how heavy are they?
how heavy are they?
They're not ultra-lite, but they'll do. I wanted a wider wheel too, so these are perfect.
Lenso VPD 'Tom Slick' Drag Racing Wheel (for slick use only). 16 X 7 weights only 14lbs. I've seen them for around $100 each.
http://www.axiswheels.com/lenso.html
http://www.axiswheels.com/lenso.html
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