slicks on 10 holes?
#5
RE: slicks on 10 holes?
ORIGINAL: ckyguy68
so what would the actual measurement be? in that confusing metric format... i.e. 235/60/16
so what would the actual measurement be? in that confusing metric format... i.e. 235/60/16
#6
RE: slicks on 10 holes?
I ran low 12's with a 235-60-15 mickey thompson drag radials on a 10 hole rim, that is the biggest you can find to fit the 7 inch wide rim safely
I have seen someone put some 275-60-15 on a stock rim, but it looked like it was going to fall off the rim, it stuck out 2 inches on both sides.
I have seen someone put some 275-60-15 on a stock rim, but it looked like it was going to fall off the rim, it stuck out 2 inches on both sides.
#7
RE: slicks on 10 holes?
i know the 10 holes will handle, my boss had some on his 86. he just cant remember the size. he said he had to pound out the fenders or something though. i hadent planed on doing slicks anytime soon, i was just curious. what size drag radial would fit on my rims? by the way, i am keeping the 10 holes to keep the stock look.
ORIGINAL: JD1969
Slicks are not measuered that way. I am not sure that a 10 hole will handle a true 10 inch slick. Honestly I would not even bother with slicks on your car, with you mods a drag radial is a better choice and the M/T ET Street Radial will hook for you as well as a slick anyways.
ORIGINAL: ckyguy68
so what would the actual measurement be? in that confusing metric format... i.e. 235/60/16
so what would the actual measurement be? in that confusing metric format... i.e. 235/60/16
#9
RE: slicks on 10 holes?
with a full slick all you need is a 8" for your car. it'll be more than enuff
if you reverse the quads, no need to ditch them completely, you can get 10 1/2" wide on there
if you reverse the quads, no need to ditch them completely, you can get 10 1/2" wide on there