Delivery for Mr. Boost
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Originally Posted by SSsuperchargedEi
time to show that moldy colored car in oregon what series 2 power can do...
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They are the same brand as Wren'*..and that is plain coincidence.
Good choice. Mine are obviously stickier either cold or hot than Paul'* ET streets or Travis'/Shadd'* Hoosier QTP'*.
Have you weighed them? Travis' hoosiers weigh 40lbs each mounted on those light aluminum chevy rims. Mine are 50lbs on 15" Park Ave rims, and Pauls are 55 pounds on Driverjohn'* old stock rims.
Have you weighed them? Travis' hoosiers weigh 40lbs each mounted on those light aluminum chevy rims. Mine are 50lbs on 15" Park Ave rims, and Pauls are 55 pounds on Driverjohn'* old stock rims.
I think our bathroom scales are both off in opposite directions.
Boosty'* tires (if wider than mine) should weigh more. Even if his rims are less, there'* no way there'* a 50% difference.
Mine are 26x8.5x15. My tubes may add a pound at most if he doesn't have them.
Boosty'* tires (if wider than mine) should weigh more. Even if his rims are less, there'* no way there'* a 50% difference.
Mine are 26x8.5x15. My tubes may add a pound at most if he doesn't have them.
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well, until both of you get a good scale to weight them, no one will know what the real weight is.
even if they are 10lbs more, still 36lbs is very light
even if they are 10lbs more, still 36lbs is very light




