Why doesnt anyone run these wheels for drag racing
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there not cheap but nothing good ever is the ones im getting for my GMC are 20' $2,300 and made to my spec
im doing the Speed6 but with a brushed or gun mettle center my truck is a Silver pewter color
im doing the Speed6 but with a brushed or gun mettle center my truck is a Silver pewter color
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Not 100% true
1 lb. of rotating weight is = to 10 lbs. of total weight
And every 100 lbs. taken off a car is about 1/10 th of it's 1/4 mile time
I'll bet going from a stock 17in truck rim and tire set up to a set of light weight drag rims and tires is damn close to 100lbs lighter that would be almost a full Sec. Off a 1/4 mile time
1 lb. of rotating weight is = to 10 lbs. of total weight
And every 100 lbs. taken off a car is about 1/10 th of it's 1/4 mile time
I'll bet going from a stock 17in truck rim and tire set up to a set of light weight drag rims and tires is damn close to 100lbs lighter that would be almost a full Sec. Off a 1/4 mile time
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i cant remember but i think he said 15-17 are the same price. 17 goes up to 11" before the price changes and 15 only goes to 10 before the price changes.
im really liking the 17's up front and 15's out back but im still undecided. the MACH 5 and SLEEPER are the ones im looking at. and if i ever decide to purchase some street wheels they would definitely be a 18" set of RS tens
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Not 100% true
1 lb. of rotating weight is = to 10 lbs. of total weight
And every 100 lbs. taken off a car is about 1/10 th of it's 1/4 mile time
I'll bet going from a stock 17in truck rim and tire set up to a set of light weight drag rims and tires is damn close to 100lbs lighter that would be almost a full Sec. Off a 1/4 mile time
1 lb. of rotating weight is = to 10 lbs. of total weight
And every 100 lbs. taken off a car is about 1/10 th of it's 1/4 mile time
I'll bet going from a stock 17in truck rim and tire set up to a set of light weight drag rims and tires is damn close to 100lbs lighter that would be almost a full Sec. Off a 1/4 mile time
So my .15 is correct...
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