16 or 17 inch slicks
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Hoosier makes a 28x10x16 slick and a 28x10x17 the 17 has a softer compound. Just so everyone knows I'm running 4.10 gears cal tracs built 60e ss3600 stall and a heads and cam 6.0.
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Are you guys running tubes it says on Hoosiers site you have to run tubes with them plus someone on here was sayin it helps with the sway at the top end of the track
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id like to get a set of stock 16s and have them widened but i think it will cost more then just buying a set of wheels. i think i still might go for the 17s
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i pmed you back. i forgot to mention something. if you do run tubes you will need to have a 5/8 hole in the rim for the valve stem and you will also want to screw them because if you spin the tire on the rim with tubes you could rip the valve stem out. dont wanna wreck your truck up over that...
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i pmed you back. i forgot to mention something. if you do run tubes you will need to have a 5/8 hole in the rim for the valve stem and you will also want to screw them because if you spin the tire on the rim with tubes you could rip the valve stem out. dont wanna wreck your truck up over that...
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