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#16
#17
that pic is way old, i run the skinnies up front now,
as far as crazy running that pressure, the goal is to hook off the line, once they are heated, they are about 12 psi. considering i cut low
my main point was the sidewall difference, obviously, if you could get a 16" with a 30" tire, that would hook very well also, because you would have 1 more inch of sidewall vs a 15" 28, it's all relative.
as far as crazy running that pressure, the goal is to hook off the line, once they are heated, they are about 12 psi. considering i cut low
my main point was the sidewall difference, obviously, if you could get a 16" with a 30" tire, that would hook very well also, because you would have 1 more inch of sidewall vs a 15" 28, it's all relative.
#19
That is what I SAID. I said that rim size does not matter. Anyways try running your tire pressure up a little and i would say the car will stabilize a little. What size tire are you running anyway, and does it rub at all in the top end. I had a 28 x 10.5 x 15 on my outlaw car that started rubbing at around 153mph. The car got extremely loose at that point. Had to cut some metal. You should not have a loose feeling at all unless something is wrong with the suspension.
#27
I'll have to agree with RACJAS330 on the tire issue. Radials up front and bias ply's in the rear will track differently. Also, suspension tune has everything to do with a cars stability. MY comp car goes almost 180 through the lights on 32x15x14 Goodyear Eagle's w/ 5lbs of air and rides like a caddy up top. The susp. setup is dead on, and the tires are race only bias ply's all around.
There are a lot more factors to a vehicle's stability than just air pressure
There are a lot more factors to a vehicle's stability than just air pressure
#28
Several in the past have indicated wobble on narrow 7-8 rims on the 1/4 mile. I have never said anything because I run the 1/8 mile; however for the last two Wednesdays, I've run on the 1/4 with the 8" rims and no tubes and there is no wobble at all and they are fine at 1/4 mile speeds.
noelvm
noelvm
#29
o.k. Guys,What are the advantages of running with tubes versus without?Everybody has their own preference,wondering if there is any fact supporting either camp?Also is a 16x 8" wheel wide enough for a 26" x 11.5" tire?I'm sure the wider wheel might give a broader "footprint",but would it hook substancially better?Thx in advance for any help!-Dave.