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Title: Couple Burnout Pics
Post by: Scoobum on July 01 2014, 10:13:50 PM
Yours truly beating on his junk from June 7th. Your eyes don't deceive you. Those are MT 10.5's...and they clear the frame rail and wheel lips.
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Post by: Scoobum on July 01 2014, 10:16:43 PM
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Post by: Scoobum on July 01 2014, 10:17:32 PM
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Post by: granitestategn on July 01 2014, 10:19:15 PM
Nice! Nothing like a smokey burnout.
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Post by: Shimy87 on July 01 2014, 11:51:50 PM
Very nice!!! What did it run that day?

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Post by: Scoobum on July 02 2014, 12:23:01 AM
Very nice!!! What did it run that day?



Bracket raced it that day on a 7.30 dial...equival ent of an 11.4. Boost pressure was 21 PSI. Low/high gear 02's were around 780 with Erics 110 race chip on the default timing settings.
Title: Re: Couple Burnout Pics
Post by: larrym on July 02 2014, 01:32:11 AM
what size rim and BS?
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Post by: Scoobum on July 02 2014, 07:27:01 AM
Larry, these are the stock GN rims...with the narrow sidewall MT 10.5's. Keep in mind that I run aluminum rear drums...so you'd likely need an 1/8th inch spacer to get the same results. I use the motorcycle track as the return road...so they do 'clean' the frame rails. If you check on MT's site...you'll note they sell 4 different 10.5's...with different sidewall measurements. These are the 28x10.5 x15S. I think the other one has a C after the 15. I normally grab up every pair of 28x9x15 slicks I can find on KIJIJI...as they have the same sidewall measurement as the 28" drag radial...and fit with zero issues on a rim with a 4" backspace. Grumpy ran a 4.5" backspace rim with a 1/4" spacer with a 28" drag radial. I just mounted a pair of 28x9 slicks yesterday with a set of Billet Specialty rims with a 4.5" backspace with an 1/8th" spacer...and they fit. I can post a pic if you like.
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Post by: Scoobum on July 02 2014, 07:27:46 AM
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Post by: Scoobum on July 02 2014, 07:28:36 AM
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Post by: firebird_1252 on July 02 2014, 07:45:51 AM
Wow. Those fit really nice.
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Post by: good2win22 on July 02 2014, 08:23:27 AM
Larry, these are the stock GN rims...with the narrow sidewall MT 10.5's. Keep in mind that I run aluminum rear drums...so you'd likely need an 1/8th inch spacer to get the same results. I use the motorcycle track as the return road...so they do 'clean' the frame rails. If you check on MT's site...you'll note they sell 4 different 10.5's...with different sidewall measurements. These are the 28x10.5 x15S. I think the other one has a C after the 15. I normally grab up every pair of 28x9x15 slicks I can find on KIJIJI...as they have the same sidewall measurement as the 28" drag radial...and fit with zero issues on a rim with a 4" backspace. Grumpy ran a 4.5" backspace rim with a 1/4" spacer with a 28" drag radial. I just mounted a pair of 28x9 slicks yesterday with a set of Billet Specialty rims with a 4.5" backspace with an 1/8th" spacer...and they fit. I can post a pic if you like.
How big a difference is there in the thickness of the aluminum verses the steel drums?
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Post by: Scoobum on July 02 2014, 08:27:32 AM
I believe an 1/8th".
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Post by: good2win22 on July 02 2014, 08:56:32 AM
I recently picked  up a set of the aluminum drums.  Haven't got around to cleaning them up for install.  Different thickness never even crossed my mind and I already have 1/4 inch spacers on the rear wheels
Title: Couple Burnout Pics
Post by: larrym on July 02 2014, 11:44:19 AM
Thanks Brad my T wheels would work perfect with steel drums 3 3/4 back space. The aluminum drums I have came off a camaro and had 1/8 GM spacers with them.
Title: Re: Couple Burnout Pics
Post by: Forzfed on July 02 2014, 06:44:36 PM
Looks good!  How are you finding the new cooler?  Do you think there is a big difference?
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Post by: Scoobum on July 02 2014, 09:43:51 PM
Looks good!  How are you finding the new cooler?  Do you think there is a big difference?

I'm not getting the heat soak I got with the stretched SLIC. The car's been running consistent 7.3's in the 1/8th with very little cool down time between runs.. I'm not advocating FMIC's...but it works best for what I'm doing. I also went to race gas this year. Easier to tune...at least for me.
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