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Topic: the beast gets some new back tires!!!! (Read 331 times)
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smitty72
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here are a couple of pics what do you all think 28x12x15 mickeys sr radials on 15x10 greg weld drag stars
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Tejas
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Dude! That looks sweet! 
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'71 Duster, just getting started...
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67Dart383
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ARE THEY , THE MT Street drag radials much wider than our 275/60r15? I hope you get better hook out of yours than we are getting from ours, looking good. 
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67 Dart 383 MP590, Crane 1.6 R/R, headers, 906, 850 MIghty Demon, Torker II, 3inch exhausts, 727 R/M, 9.5 PTC 4500 flash stall w/ 2800 brake stall, 8 3/4 rear with P/T 4.30, on MT ET St Rad 11.99@112.55mph 
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smitty72
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they are about equal to a 325x60x15, we will have to see about the traction issue later  I still need to trim the lips a little to have better tire clearance, the replacement quarters have a lip that is about 2 inches wide and bearly clears the tires. I can i think it has 1/4 " clearances now but will be plenty after some triming  now I have to see what the wife is gonna say after she see;s them. she knows about the rims but hasnt seen them 
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CudaSRT8
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Yes, please do tell. Is it mini tubbed and the springs moved inward?
Them's some BIG tires tucked in there. Looks real good. Oh, and always be honest with the wife. That's the best policy for a lasting marriage...
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My Mopars: '69 Cuda SRT8 6.1 Hemi '78 Lil Red Express (5.7 Hemi crate waitng to go in it) '05 Ram "GoManGo" 5.7 Hemi Daytona '05 Jeep Grand Chickeree 4.7 "3 Hemis, no waiting!"
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smitty72
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yep, its mini tubbed and springs are moved in. it also has the rear moved back about 1.5 inches too.
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Bakaruda
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Nice!
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Cary Snyder 5.7L Hemi Cuda 
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73swinger
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I put em on my 496 swinger and I like them so far. Very sticky
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doug 371
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I put em on my 496 swinger and I like them so far. Very sticky
any new g-tech runs? 
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jamesdart
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they are sticky? i thought the s/r were just a normal radial?
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smitty72
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i took the car to a curise ih today, didnt get all over the ar at all to see how they acted. they are a soft tire so should be pretty sticky.I had to borrow a carb froma friend to get the car on hte road again. the new demon I have isnt doing well but the borrowed demon likes the 400. hopefully this weekend I will take her out and smoke some tires the front tires and wheels are still on the way I had some here but discided to send them back for a different size
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73swinger
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I put em on my 496 swinger and I like them so far. Very sticky
any new g-tech runs?  Not yet, but I am planning a trip to the drags on the 6th of June. I'll keep you posted. The funny thing is it doesn't feel as fast as it did last year, but that's only because it's no so out of control. Now with all the mods over winter it just crouches and goes... straight. Still lacking my home made Caltrac bars, and I can feel the wrap up a bit. Jamesdart, I'm pretty sure the S/Rs are thre same compund as drag radials but with a more weather friendly tread
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