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96GTS
01-07-2005, 03:10 PM
To get these tires to fit a notch? I want an LX that looks like that! :drool:

You think he's mini tubbed? He posts on turbomustangs incase any of you frequent that site and have maybe seen his rear susp?

NightHawk756
01-07-2005, 07:14 PM
I'm gonna guess mini-tubbed. I've been talking to him about cam selection for my motor. He's the one making 888hp on an F-cam!! :metal:

Why don't you just pm him??

Italian LX
01-07-2005, 09:49 PM
Damn, that is sweet! :drool:

96GTS
01-07-2005, 09:53 PM
I'm gonna guess mini-tubbed. I've been talking to him about cam selection for my motor. He's the one making 888hp on an F-cam!! :metal:

Why don't you just pm him??
I'm not registered there. and if I was, I dont know his user name...?? I just found the pics on another board.

96GTS
01-07-2005, 09:53 PM
Damn, that is sweet! :drool:
Yes.....it is :drool:

96GTS
01-07-2005, 09:54 PM
I wonder if teh jeanyus still thinks notches dont look good w/ a drag setup????

QWKSNKE
01-07-2005, 09:55 PM
Doesn't look mini tubbed to me. Get the right wheel b.s. and roll the fender lip :nice:

NightHawk756
01-07-2005, 10:00 PM
Doesn't look mini tubbed to me. Get the right wheel b.s. and roll the fender lip :nice: Yeah, he definately had to roll the fender lip. The only way it's not mini-tubbed is if he banged the piss out of the inner fenders(the one on the back side of the tire) or cut 'em. Because I wasn't running a tire that wide on mine and I was really close to the inner fender. ;)

96GTS
01-07-2005, 10:05 PM
Yeah, he definately had to roll the fender lip. The only way it's not mini-tubbed is if he banged the piss out of the inner fenders(the one on the back side of the tire) or cut 'em. Because I wasn't running a tire that wide on mine and I was really close to the inner fender. ;)
Same here. My 295/50/15s are really close to the inner fender and my 28x10.5s will rub. I use a 5/16" spacer when I race...

QWKSNKE
01-07-2005, 10:10 PM
Mine don't I have run 26x10.50 and not exprience any rubbing. I do a little now with the 27x9.50 hoosiers but its mostly because of the 27" tall tire

QWKSNKE
01-07-2005, 10:12 PM
This is with lowering springs too

http://www.qwiksnake.com/93_MMP_rev_1.jpg

I'll try to get a rear shot this weekend

96GTS
01-07-2005, 10:17 PM
Yeah, my 28x10.5s rub but I can run my 26x10.5s w/ no spacer just fine. I even raised the C/Os for the 28s...?

The Rock 326
01-08-2005, 03:11 AM
Damn, that is sweet! :drool:
:werd:

EZ SPEED
01-08-2005, 05:12 AM
That is a Badd Ass LX :nice:

TheJeanyus
01-08-2005, 07:38 AM
I wonder if teh jeanyus still thinks notches dont look good w/ a drag setup????
:yup: Actually, I prefer a corner carving stance on just about any car. A drag stance can look good (your car for example), but I like lowered w/ short sidewalls better. :shrug:

svopaul
01-08-2005, 07:46 AM
Doesn't look mini tubbed to me. Get the right wheel b.s. and roll the fender lip :nice:

:stupid: It doesn't look mini tubbed to me. Here is a pic of a friends car we did about 6 years ago...this one IS mini tubbed but still retained the back seat...


Sadly he sold the car when someone took a liking to it and offered him stupid money for it :D

hevymtl
01-08-2005, 09:30 AM
:stupid: It doesn't look mini tubbed to me. Here is a pic of a friends car we did about 6 years ago...this one IS mini tubbed but still retained the back seat...


Sadly he sold the car when someone took a liking to it and offered him stupid money for it :D


:drool: :drool:

ChipR4cam
01-08-2005, 10:17 PM
Both of those coupes look awesome. The one on top looks like it has more tire tha the tubbed on to me.

Somebody ask the guy.:D

Wickd GT
01-09-2005, 08:20 AM
It is not tube, if it was then you can't use your tail pipes at the stock location, so most of the time you have to use the dumps. That is the tire I'm planning to put in my car with a 10" rim.


Edgar

Italian LX
01-09-2005, 10:53 AM
It is not tube, if it was then you can't use your tail pipes at the stock location, so most of the time you have to use the dumps. That is the tire I'm planning to put in my car with a 10" rim.


Edgar
Yeah, I was wondering if they needed custom exhaust work -- I know how close my pipes come to my street tires; I couldn't see tubbing a car and being able to run them in the same location.

96GTS
01-09-2005, 12:24 PM
It is not tube, if it was then you can't use your tail pipes at the stock location, so most of the time you have to use the dumps. That is the tire I'm planning to put in my car with a 10" rim.


Edgar
Cool :drool: Are you gonna tub yours or just massage the crap outta the inner walls w/ a BFH?

dynotnr
01-11-2005, 01:34 PM
It is most important to have wheels with the proper backspacing to run a big tire. On my '86, I run a 28x10.5 on a 8.5" Draglite. The back spacing must be 5.5"; people often make the mistake of buying a wheel with a 5" backspacing which causes the tire to hit the fender lip regardless of how much you pound on it. It is interesting that factory 10 holes and "Turbines" have the perfect backspacing and support a 28x10.5 rather well. They are just a bit too narrow and cause the center to buldge a fuzz. If you install the Quad shocks backwards with the thin shaft part to the chassis and the thick part to the axle you gain almost an inch of clearance. This is, in my experience better than removing them all together as that can cause wheelhop. I have rolled the fender lip and massaged the inner fendr a bit (you cannot get much there). My silver car is lowered and sits on the tires nicely but does not scrub.

QWKSNKE
01-12-2005, 07:39 AM
Good to see you register and post Blake :nice:


-Lee

93Cobra#2771
01-12-2005, 08:00 AM
I agree, not minitubbed, but definitely rollered/cut fender lip. I had a link to a thread somewhere where a guy was running 315/35/17 on a 10.5" rim on a vert:

Still got the thread, looks like:
http://www.corral.net/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=375128&highlight=315

dynotnr
01-17-2005, 12:35 PM
I put Nitto 555R 315-35-17's on a '99 Cobra wheel just to see how bad it would be. To our surprise, it worked pretty well! I even tried them at Steele (10.65 @ 136). I thought that they would buldge in the center but they were fairly flat.