new here and need sum answers. first off i have an 87 t/a, and want to be competitive with the ppl in the class im in(g).
1. my car came with 15x7 aluminum wheels, my wheels were stolen so i picked up sum us wheel 10 holes(steel), i understand i have to run a stock tire, but it doesnt matter if the wheel is steel or aluminum.
2. the size tire that came on my car were 235/60/15s, this has been a difficult size for me to find, can ne one suggest a retailer and a brand?
price really dont matter, i want to be competitive.
3. i be on the track by myself, correct?
i have alot more questions, but i will save em for the meet up.
thanks, jeff
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1. Doesn't matter what wheel you use.Stealth Mode wrote:new here and need sum answers. first off i have an 87 t/a, and want to be competitive with the ppl in the class im in(g).
1. my car came with 15x7 aluminum wheels, my wheels were stolen so i picked up sum us wheel 10 holes(steel), i understand i have to run a stock tire, but it doesnt matter if the wheel is steel or aluminum.
2. the size tire that came on my car were 235/60/15s, this has been a difficult size for me to find, can ne one suggest a retailer and a brand?
price really dont matter, i want to be competitive.
3. i be on the track by myself, correct?
i have alot more questions, but i will save em for the meet up.
thanks, jeff
2. FAST Stock class isn't restricted for tire size/wheel size, classes are seperated by other mods and street vs race tires.
3. Generally there are two cars, but not on the same section of course and should not be near each other.
-Dave
I drive really slow cars... really slowly.
I drive really slow cars... really slowly.
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Tire size doesn't either.Stealth Mode wrote:cool, so as long as i run a stock size tire, tire brand and wheels dont matter, awesome man
The tire rules are:
If you are using a race tire (R compound, slick) then you are in a race tire class, else you are in a street tire class.
-Dave
I drive really slow cars... really slowly.
I drive really slow cars... really slowly.
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