Delivery for Mr. Boost
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Originally Posted by willwren
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.
Mine are 50lbs on 15" Park Ave rims, and
Pauls are 55 pounds on Driverjohn'* old stock rims.
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From: montreal canada NEBF07 ONBF07

26 pound is very lights and the ligther the better i saw a big difference at the track from 43 pounds to 50 .did you mesure them beside youre stock wheels are they taller
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I'm awaiting some spacers. The ones that came with them were pretty thick and I need a thin one to clear the brakes. They are a little taller..but seem to clear fine. Will get the center caps soon.
I was looking through centerline'* website. I didn't see those wheels in particular, but they could be an old model, plus its hard to see from that angle. Looked like all of their 15" drag wheels were in the 9-13lb range, those are some light rims! Still would make for a light tire to come in at 26lbs total, but I have no clue what slicks are like, I'm sure there is a lot less to them than a street radial! I might be back up that way for a day or two, might have to stop by and "kick the tires"




