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Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: ProSport] #1952844
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If I were to sell my new 4" wheels with the M/T sportsmans I could buy 6" Qualifier wheels and run the 205/70/15 tires which are 26.28" tall, but it would suck if I ended up not liking the looks of the bigger wheel. It would have the same offset on the outside of the wheel though.


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Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: ProSport] #1953154
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Originally Posted By ProSport
Ron, how wide is your front rim? Mine is only 4". Those tires do look good.


You know they are a factory ralley wheel but they have been on the car so long I dont remember the size. But I think they were a 5" wide ralley wheel ? Ron

Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: ProSport] #1953242
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I think for this car I'm gonna stick with the 4" rim and buy the M&H 26" radials. I'm gonna buy tires friday so I'll probably change my mind 10 times! Our local roads suck, a wider tire and rim would drive better but I just love the looks of the skinnier tires on this car.

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Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: ProSport] #1953491
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I dont blame you Bob as your car is more of the Pro Street look then my sons as his Darts body is all stock and its not tubbed or anything. I think yours will look best the way you are doing it. Course it looks great to me right now. up Ron

Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: ProSport] #1953720
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I agree Bob...keep the skinnies.


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Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: 383man] #1953793
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Originally Posted By 383man
I dont blame you Bob as your car is more of the Pro Street look then my sons as his Darts body is all stock and its not tubbed or anything. I think yours will look best the way you are doing it. Course it looks great to me right now. up Ron


Thanks Ron, my car isn't tubbed or caged or anything, the leaf springs are even in the stock location. Dusters are nice cuz you can run a 275/60 on the back with no modifications. But I love the drag car look, since that's what I've been around my whole life.


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Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: ProSport] #1953974
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I agree Bob...keep the skinnies.


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Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: ProSport] #1953997
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Originally Posted By ProSport
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I dont blame you Bob as your car is more of the Pro Street look then my sons as his Darts body is all stock and its not tubbed or anything. I think yours will look best the way you are doing it. Course it looks great to me right now. up Ron


Thanks Ron, my car isn't tubbed or caged or anything, the leaf springs are even in the stock location. Dusters are nice cuz you can run a 275/60 on the back with no modifications. But I love the drag car look, since that's what I've been around my whole life.


Oh I for some reason thought it was tubbed. realcrazy But you are right as its nice how the Duster/Demon and the Dart Sport and 67 to 69 Cuda's fit the bigger tire then the standard Dart wheelwell will fit. Ron

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Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: ProSport] #1954060
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I run 165 80R 15s on my 65 Last ones I bought were like 60 bucks each.Had MTs on the front and they were terrible.Last one I replaced I got at walmart believe it or not.Rocky


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I run 165 80R 15s on my 65 Last ones I bought were like 60 bucks each.Had MTs on the front and they were terrible.Last one I replaced I got at walmart believ it or not.Rocky


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Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: therocks] #1954063
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Originally Posted By therocks
I run 165 80R 15s on my 65 Last ones I bought were like 60 bucks each.Had MTs on the front and they were terrible.Last one I replaced I got at walmart believe it or not.Rocky


That is the same size front tire I ran on my Demon with 4 in. wide rims.

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Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: ProSport] #1954066
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Originally Posted By ProSport
I think for this car I'm gonna stick with the 4" rim and buy the M&H 26" radials. I'm gonna buy tires friday so I'll probably change my mind 10 times! Our local roads suck, a wider tire and rim would drive better but I just love the looks of the skinnier tires on this car.


Hey Bob I will be in the shop Friday until 6:00 if you need them mounted and balanced up

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Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: therocks] #1954080
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Originally Posted By therocks
I run 165 80R 15s on my 65 Last ones I bought were like 60 bucks each.Had MTs on the front and they were terrible.Last one I replaced I got at walmart believ it or not.Rocky


I need a 26" tire to keep my oil pan a safe distance from the ground. I haven't seen any 165's that will go 26" unless you know of a brand. They're advertised as 25 ".


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Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: fourgearsavoy] #1954082
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Originally Posted By fourgearsavoy
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I think for this car I'm gonna stick with the 4" rim and buy the M&H 26" radials. I'm gonna buy tires friday so I'll probably change my mind 10 times! Our local roads suck, a wider tire and rim would drive better but I just love the looks of the skinnier tires on this car.


Hey Bob I will be in the shop Friday until 6:00 if you need them mounted and balanced up

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Thanks Gus, I have a shop near my house that does them at a fair price so I should be ok. The alignment you did is still working perfect!


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Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: D-50] #1954166
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Originally Posted By D-50
Originally Posted By therocks
I run 165 80R 15s on my 65 Last ones I bought were like 60 bucks each.Had MTs on the front and they were terrible.Last one I replaced I got at walmart believe it or not.Rocky


That is the same size front tire I ran on my Demon with 4 in. wide rims.
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Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: ProSport] #1954329
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Yea that was a cool Demon, I was sad when I heard something happened to it. But the D50 looks like a fun ride too!


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Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: ProSport] #1954334
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Maybe I missed it, but have you thought about the MT SR?
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/mtt-6652/overview/

Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: PS Arrow] #1954355
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Originally Posted By PS Arrow
Maybe I missed it, but have you thought about the MT SR?
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/mtt-6652/overview/


Yes that's one of the 3 I mentioned. It's 25.5" tall, I'm trying to find out if the M&H is a true 26" or not.


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Re: Skinny front radials, part 2 [Re: ProSport] #1954481
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Thanks, One Bad Fish and ProSport....


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