10.5" rim post again
#11
RE: 10.5" rim post again
ORIGINAL: AdderMk2
you arent gonna get any better traction with a wider wheel
you arent gonna get any better traction with a wider wheel
#13
RE: 10.5" rim post again
you prob lost traction cuz the weight is spread out over a larger area thus the friction is less. think of it like snow shoes. but a wider tire may help if you have really skinny tires. its hard to tell what size will give the best traction.
#14
RE: 10.5" rim post again
ORIGINAL: 95vertGTS
So if he tubbed it/narrowed the rear endand put 15"x15" rims with 31x15 MT tires, he wouldn't get any better traction? Crazy.
ORIGINAL: AdderMk2
you arent gonna get any better traction with a wider wheel
you arent gonna get any better traction with a wider wheel
I could never chirp my tires in second gear when I was running on 275's
but I could bake them in second and chirp them in third when i went to a 315!
also, look at all the cars that run in the 8's on 10.5" drags.... you dont need HUGE tires for traction.
#15
RE: 10.5" rim post again
ORIGINAL: nacanitihs
you prob lost traction cuz the weight is spread out over a larger area thus the friction is less. think of it like snow shoes. but a wider tire may help if you have really skinny tires. its hard to tell what size will give the best traction.
you prob lost traction cuz the weight is spread out over a larger area thus the friction is less. think of it like snow shoes. but a wider tire may help if you have really skinny tires. its hard to tell what size will give the best traction.
#17
RE: 10.5" rim post again
screw it, when its time for rims and tires next summer, im just gonna go to the tire shop by me and plan it all out with them, see what i can / can't fit and such
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