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Old 06-02-11 | 06:28 PM
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Time for new slicks

Anyone running 28 x 11.50 16 M/T on stock 93 rims,any rubbing issues ect or should I stick with 26x10.5x16 MT ET Street slicks, any input would be helpful
Old 06-02-11 | 08:11 PM
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I know of one running a 28 but thats damn tall unless you are making gobs of power I cant see why you would want this.

ET streets will cut 1.3 on a irs FD if set up right.
Old 06-02-11 | 08:16 PM
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the 26x11.5 ET streets will mount on FD rims with just a bit of bulging, and fit the FC body no problem with spacers.
Old 06-02-11 | 08:47 PM
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28" will rub...
Old 06-02-11 | 09:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Trots*88TII-AE*
the 26x11.5 ET streets will mount on FD rims with just a bit of bulging, and fit the FC body no problem with spacers.
11.5" on a FC? You are kidding right?
Old 06-03-11 | 02:56 AM
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Originally Posted by RXTASY57
11.5" on a FC? You are kidding right?
People do it all the time. The 11.5" ET street only has a 9.7" tread width.
I've ran 11.5" ET streets on FD wheels for awhile.
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Originally Posted by RXTASY57
11.5" on a FC? You are kidding right?
You just gotta get real creative with a baseball bat

Yeah, the 11.5 ET Streets are not actually 11.5" in width, they don't size them like they do the ET drags, which I never got. But they do fit fine in stock fenders with a bit of love!
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OK...was wondering because I have had 8.5" tires rub when I launch.
I am putting 70mm rear fenders on pretty soon. I think I can get actual 10.5" width rubber under there then.
Right now, I'm running 8" width ET Streets and they just spin.
Gotta get the 60' down to at least 1.5!
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You don't necessarily need overfenders if you don't want, this is the 26 x 11.5 ET Street in the rear with just a quicky baseball bat roll. 25mm spacers on FD wheels.

For my street duty I have 275/40R17's on 10" wheels with +18 offset that fit without rubbing, and are over 10" in tread width.

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Thanks for he input
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Originally Posted by Trots*88TII-AE*
You don't necessarily need overfenders if you don't want, this is the 26 x 11.5 ET Street in the rear with just a quicky baseball bat roll. 25mm spacers on FD wheels.

For my street duty I have 275/40R17's on 10" wheels with +18 offset that fit without rubbing, and are over 10" in tread width.

looks good to me
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